Sentence examples for maybe not compared from inspiring English sources
When a lawyer for Bank of America said the bank generally did not pay lofty compensation, the judge retorted, "compared with Merrill's maybe, not compared with China's".
During the university staff strikes in December, an anonymous member of support staff at the University of Bath told the Guardian: "I get paid more than a fair salary compared to what I'd get doing the same job in the private sector (maybe not compared to the VC, but I don't do her job, so don't feel that is a fair comparison).
Maybe not entirely, completely, but compared with the poker face a buyer thinks that he or she is wearing, there are always expressions and signals that are obvious to the practiced observer.
"I think they're probably the best team since 1958 - maybe not man for man compared with lots of other teams.
So, maybe we shouldn't compare them at all.
Though maybe not as immediately noticeable when compared with the overhaul look-and-feel upgrade, the expanded access to "Hulu Kids" comes at a time when Netflix has dropped popular kids' TV programming from its lineup due to negotiation issues with Viacom.
He doesn't compare, though maybe the match-up is unfair.
O.K., maybe this Giants loss doesn't compare with last year's to the Eagles in the Meadowlands, when the Giants gave up 28 rapid-fire points in the last 7 43 to lose 38-31.
