Sentence examples for maybe in relation from inspiring English sources

We did not confirm such findings, maybe in relation with the fact that operators perform a less complete embolisation, injecting less gelatin particles, in case of bulky disease.

It has left us feeling somewhat cautious, or maybe untrusting, in relation to the national health service".

By the same logic, namely a presumed link between quality and quantity, it could also be argued that some services would be even better off, maybe also in relation to geographical distribution, if they were exported to or coordinated with similar services in other (and larger) countries.

Q. Have the passengers changed? A. They're more demanding than they used to be, maybe in direct relation to the reduction in quality of cruising.

"But only when he asked me what I thought and only about something which could help him improve, maybe in his relations with the players.

He said the role of the BBC Trust – which replaced the BBC's board of governors as the corporation's governance and regulatory body in 2007 – "maybe constrains one too much in relation to programmes, but that's the situation as it is".

Maybe the Hang Seng is completely mispriced and maybe the actual Chinese investors don't see how great their economy has become in relation to their economic growth or maybe, just maybe, their economic growth numbers are B*LLSH*T!!!  .

And maybe you should think about that in relation to your leg hair".

Maybe you want to apply it to a piece of literature or maybe you want to look at it in relation to current pop culture.

Penta D met Hardy-Weinberg expectations, whereas Penta E did not, maybe because of the small sample size in relation to the large number of alleles of this locus.

"Maybe we'll have to ask about this in relation to other carnivores, where you would expect hyenas to be very curious and innovative".