Sentence examples for maybe more relevant from inspiring English sources

Though I started writing this five years ago when we didn't have a coalition government, so it's become maybe more relevant as I've written".

Rowling, who donated £1m to the Labour party in 2008 and has previously spoken of her indebtedness to the welfare state, began writing The Casual Vacancy five years ago under the last Labour government but believes the novel has "become maybe more relevant as I've written".

"I think Pan is maybe more relevant than Alice today, as Neverland seems to describe our contemporary scenario of living in the virtual rather than the real and wanting to stay young and never grow up".

The appearance of a new splicing site could lead to a qualitatively different gene product or, maybe more relevant in our model, to the overexpression of normal transcripts [31].

This is therefore a selected subgroup of the ATU series, but this selection makes comparison with phase II data maybe more relevant.

Furthermore, other work has shown that multidimensional indices of socio-economic status maybe more relevant as a measure of inequality among ethnic minorities, given the disruption of occupational careers and general life changes on migration[ 23, 24].

What the present study clearly suggests is that measures of abdominal adiposity maybe more clinically relevant than BMI and BAI in their ability to detect cardiometabolic diseases in the Arab ethnic population.

Maybe the more relevant question is, what does it mean to win or lose?

Any of it would make American politics more relevant, more interesting — maybe even more fun.

Maybe it would be simpler, and more relevant, to change the way the auto lending industry is regulated.

Sure, I could have used a Google News search, which would have no doubt returned more relevant results (but maybe not that relevant), but most people still use just regular old Google.com, so that's what I did.