Sentence examples for maybe particularly from inspiring English sources

"Maybe particularly here in this country.

That's particularly true — and maybe particularly challenging — for businesses that want to transcend green or health-conscious consumer niches.

Anyone who plays it even with family members (maybe particularly with family members) knows how furiously vigilant (snarling?) players can be toward one another.

They also have a maybe, particularly if Sergio Parisse does not play, against Italy – who beat them in Toronto in 2012 in a game they should have won.

Q: Do you think that the economic crisis has created a window where people are looking for alternatives, and maybe particularly policy makers are looking for other perspectives on economic theory?

"There's a great deal of competition for available square footage and even in new buildings, maybe particularly in new buildings, we have to allocate space to where it will be best used," said Herkovic.

(Maybe not particularly good ones, but spies nonetheless).

Maybe not, particularly Niche's "umami kombu fries," which have been sprinkled with powdered shio kombu until they are almost subliminally green.

At best they're a waste of time and money; at worst, dangerous and maybe deadly, particularly when there's a delay in getting proven treatment.

Maybe not, particularly if they are unwilling to deal 20-year-old pitcher Noah Syndergaard, the 6-foot-6 right-hander who was acquired in the R. A. Dickey trade and who was dominant at Class AA Binghamton this season.

For example, living things are made up of traits resulting from a complicated set of trade-offs — changing one feature for the better may mean changing another for the worse (e.g., a bird with the "perfect" tail plumage to attract mates maybe be particularly vulnerable to predators because of its long tail).