Sentence examples for maybe more appropriate from inspiring English sources

Is it me who is doing something wrong, or are speculative applications maybe more appropriate for certain types of jobs?

Given the complex nature of these patients, it has been suggested that a 'battery' of outcome measures maybe more appropriate for this setting ([1]).

Minor criticisms: Methodological descriptions seem to run into the results and discussion which maybe more appropriate in the methods section.

So maybe the more appropriate question is, If I could do it all over again, would I? The answer: Absolutely.

Now, another, maybe even more appropriate application of that classification can be used for the international roster of artists associated with the Playing For Change organization, Mark Johnson's brainchild, that germinated in a New York City subway when two performing monks mesmerized a morning rush hour crowd by simply playing their simple music.

Quality of life maybe a more appropriate outcome of interest than health status since it may take years to change health status through lifestyle interventions.

Or maybe it is more appropriate to say what did he know?

For example, if a trader normally applies 10% of his portfolio to one covered write, maybe 5% is more appropriate here.

Well, not sure if "aggressive" is the word, maybe "proactive" is more appropriate, as we've seen leaks of a new CDMA 3G smartphone, an annoucement regarding a new platform, and now a blog.

Maybe artifacts is more appropriate because these signs are still living texts.

9. China: They May Call This the Year of the Rabbit But Maybe Gorilla is More Appropriate You can't go anywhere in Silicon Valley without becoming overwhelmed when the discussion turns to the business opportunities in China.