Sentence examples for maybe in order from inspiring English sources

Maybe in order for intellect to be in touch with power again, power should keep its distance from intellect.

2. R. J. Heald (10 Handsworth Road, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF2 7PG): Use worsted maybe in order to create an —— (comp. anag. & lit.; see worsted).

Maybe, in order to flush the contradictions into view, my hypothetical novelist would have to set his anti-"Remains of the Day" in a corporate office, where status is acutely felt.

And maybe in order to do that, you had to click one of those boxes that goes to a 10 page disclosure of who knows what, and says, yes, I agree to your terms of service.

Maybe, in order to mark a new era of algorithmically assisted decision-making — and to emphasize the importance of personal agency — we should talk about choice algorithms instead of personalization algorithms.

Maybe, in order to mark a new era of algorithmically assisted decision-making — and to emphasize the importance of personal agency — we should talk about choice algorithms instead of personalization algorithms.

Maybe, but in order to rise, the price will have to buck a rising tide of oil.

Finding general rules sometimes also means highlighting unrealistic promises made by researchers, maybe also in order to protect people from too many unnecessary medical procedures.

Maybe, but in order for that to be so, "Avengers 4" would need to involve some sort of time travel, which, coincidentally, is the exact rumor that's been going around.

With this in mind, role modelling may be an important factor in encouraging positive health behaviours for children, but additional support, encouragement or facilitation maybe required in order to directly impact on health behaviours.

In the terahertz (30 ~ 300 μm or 1 ~ 10THz) intersubband transition, the incoming photon energy is (4 ~ 41mev) and maybe in the order of electron thermal broadening (KT ~ 6 meV-25 meV for 77 K -300 K).