Sentence examples for maybe personal from inspiring English sources

IGNORANCE: So maybe personal finance is not your strong suit.

Maybe personal commitments at home mean you can't book that extra day in Singapore.

I believe that once this problem is solved, it could pave the way to personal warning systems, which could combine data such as shopping behavior, daily exercise and diet info, maybe personal genomes and occasional blood tests.

(M // " We also have a shared responsibility for driving development at the neonatal unit, and sometimes maybe personal preferences have to take a back seat to the common good".

Yesterday Dirk Frans, the executive director of IAM, said: "The accusation is completely baseless, they were not carrying any Bibles, except maybe their personal Bibles.

When it comes to new art, all it takes are a few good men or women, and maybe some personal wealth, to make a difference.

Early career researchers who wish to drink less often – maybe for personal reasons, maybe because socialising is one of the first things to go in the publish-or-perish culture of many universities – can find themselves out of the loop, socially and otherwise, as the lines between personal and professional become blurred.

"Rampart" isn't a docudrama take on the scandal, which is mentioned in passing, but a fictional, sometimes surrealistic exploration of the kind of mindset or maybe ideology, personal and professional, that led some Los Angeles cops to rob, kill and turn into a gang of their own.

Maybe these personal considerations should not matter in politics, but they do.

In lieu of a credential all they had was a computer, an opinion, maybe some personal experience, and a username that at once revealed too much about them and not enough.

Imagine letting teachers build out individual student profile pages, where students would be greeted with photos, their recent grades, and maybe a personal note from their teacher (I imagine that would be more popular with younger kids).