Sentence examples for maybe of benefit from inspiring English sources

Also, given the similarity between PVCM and EAHR [ 11], adapting techniques used by speech language therapists that were developed for PVCM maybe of benefit for post infectious cough with EAHR.

"Maybe more benefit of doubt should go to the batsman," Trott told Radio 5 live's Sportsweek.

"Giving up important political chips to liberalize textile exports gives you one, maybe two years of benefits," she said.

Investing in the improvement of social conditions maybe could benefit the outcome of some severe cases and some fatalities will be prevented with better access to health care but it will have a very limited impact on the spread of such diseases.

"Maybe vitamin D supplements would be of benefit," she said.

On a visit to the UK in 1984, he suggested he may be the last of his line, calling the Dalai Lama 'a man-made institution... maybe there should be something new, of benefit to all Buddhists.

"You get maybe a slight benefit of a few seconds of ignition time," Vytenis Babrauskas, founder of Fire Sciences and Technology Inc., a source in that series, says of flame retardant use during "Toxic Hot Seat".

The rapidly and continuously increasing epidemic of rabies attracted the government of China, and a series of guidelines about rabies prevention were instituted and applied such as Technical Specifications of Rabies Control and Prevention in 2006 and Treatment Guidelines for Rabies Postexposure Prophylaxis of Humans in 2007, which maybe benefit the drop of rabies incidence in 2008.

Terry maybe deserves the benefit of the doubt after some exceptional defending to get his body in the way and the Chelsea captain was superb in the second half as Pardew's team continued to attack with width and pace.

One night maybe, a benefit performance".

Formerly of Benefit (FOB).