Sentence examples for maybe no because from inspiring English sources

Maybe yes, but then again, maybe no because over the next few weeks, gold could run into a cold spell, a victim no less of the upcoming elections.

He'll either learn his lesson the hard way (by eventually losing his job), avoid detection forever (because maybe no one else is looking) or simply exist as the kind of person who has an online life that's totally unconnected to his work life (because I feel as if the culture around that dichotomy is migrating toward acceptance and disinterest).

Maybe no effects were revealed because of the extreme floor effect and the restricted variance of these FASD scales, which is also known for instruments assessing similar constructs in population-based samples [ 6].

Maybe no one else came earlier because we were there.

On the negative side, maybe no one has colonised it because the public aren't interested.

But here's another: Maybe no one teaches about hyphens because no one knows them well enough to teach them.

Or because a competitor, maybe no better or even far inferior, gained an advantage.

"Maybe I was being too mean, maybe no one will speak to me because I'm somehow not enough.

At the end of her last song, "The Way That I Love You," she held the final note for a few seconds after the music stopped, just because she could, and maybe because no one expected her to.

Maybe because no one likes Baffert.

"I've always made really strange choices, maybe because no one told me otherwise," she said.