Sentence examples for maybe of use from inspiring English sources

Or because he was American, and maybe of use in some scheme?

Shortly before his death, Swift gave the collection of 35 sermons to Dr. Thomas Sheridan, saying, "You may have them if you please; they maybe of use to you, they never were of any to me".

However, ATS guidelines also reported that, in contrast to Mycobacterium tuberculosis, DST maybe of little use for the treatment of MAC infection, although clarithromycin is the only drug for which the results of susceptibility testing should be taken into consideration in the treatment of MAC infection [ 2].

Maybe instead of using Snapchat to exchange nudes like every other human on Earth, teenagers are now texting each other acronyms?

A more practical approach for impact assessments that use bias correction maybe to use a selection of GCMs where the assumption of bias non-stationarity holds.

Faced with outrage over that comparison, Perkins appeared on Bloomberg TV, like you do, to explain that he meant every gosh-darn word of what he said, except maybe his use of the word "kristallnacht".

Then, perhaps the «striking diversity of still poorly characterized CASS components» described on page 16 would appear less striking if some CASS categories are simply not relevantly defined, and include unrelated proteins, since maybe, the use of the analogy would had led to too relaxed definitions of CASS.

"Maybe we don't need both of them, so maybe we use one of them in a deal that may come up".

Maybe this use of the chemical cosh would allow them to die with some dignity.

Maybe the use of the trimmings, ammonia and all, is just fine.

Maybe the use of the same plot structure could be excused as coincidence.