Sentence examples for maybe in light of from inspiring English sources

Maybe, in light of the astounding development in Cleveland, Davey Lopes would like to reconsider his old-school (read that old-fashioned) thinking.

Maybe in light of the financial crisis we're in, Las Vegas should change its tourism slogan.

The current economic situation notwithstanding, or maybe in light of the current economic situation, is the business "community" finally on the cusp of becoming the vanguard for positive societal and global change after all?

Everyone who is serious about carbon reductions takes that article as their basis, but it could use a progress report maybe, especially in light of the recession (which it seems has made people more serious about reducing oil dependence and improving efficiencies).

You're probably grimacing at the thought of Jepsen's once-ubiquitous "Call Me Maybe" hit, but, in light of recent headlines, dancing and singing along to slice after slice of pop perfection felt downright therapeutic.

But then again, maybe it represents good value in light of what Efficient was trading at a year ago.

It's a gutsy move for the Philadelphia Media Network (they are the first to officially commit to a tablet venture), and maybe one that's necessary in light of recent trends.

In light of that, maybe it's even surprising that private prisons have done as well as they have in the comparative studies.

Redfearn saw Mowatt as "our best player", influenced maybe by his goal which, perversely in light of the side's dynamic approach work, came from a free-kick deflected off the wall's top brick shortly before half-time.

And in light of that, maybe there's another psalm that gives spiritual sustenance to Jesus on the cross... O God, you are my God, I seek you, my soul thirsts for you; my flesh faints for you, as in a dry and weary land where there is no water.

Maybe disease fundraising needs a new look in light of the Ice Bucket Challenge's impact.