Sentence examples for maybe over time from inspiring English sources
And then maybe, over time, these smaller units will voluntarily come together into larger, more functional states.
Mr. Tortola's version, while neither fork-tender nor as complex, is good enough and maybe over time will evolve into nirvana on a plate.
"So the owner, or host, gets paid back, and maybe over time, in three and a half to five years, the reimbursements will have paid for the electricity and the capital goods," Mr. Saffian said.
Now, he's a bit more of a rational economist-type than most of us, but if you extend his logic to the observation that suicide bombing turns out to limit the political potential of groups that otherwise have plausible grievances — again, i.e. the Tigers, not to mention Islamist groups — then maybe, over time, rational calculation will lead to its decline.
"Maybe over time, people are learning to live with this".
Or maybe it will deflate over time as more Chinese stocks become available to investors, who are currently fighting over a limited supply of shares.
Maybe their bond will tighten over time.
Or, green loans to help people buy maybe like solar powered lighting which over time will save them money but upfront requires an investment.
Maybe, patients expect more from older GPs or, maybe, GPs over time adjust their effort in order to counter burnout.
Fans have become more creative (or maybe desperate) over time, sending symbols as well as letters to networks.
