Sentence examples for maybe relate to from inspiring English sources

From the analysis of epidemiology characteristics of human rabies in recent years above, we know that China is now facing rabies outbreaks and the epidemic wave maybe relate to the change of rabies vaccine, application of related policies, and so on.

"It is more like support and they can maybe relate to me in some way.

The lyrics are fragments of meaning that you could maybe relate to, but I don't mind that I don't know what the heck she's talking about.

'We wanted to show the gap between what you thought people in Guantanamo would be like and the reality of meeting them, and maybe relate to them in a different way.' The film's early scenes - notably the three men's trip to Pakistan for Iqbal's planned wedding - depict what Winterbottom aptly describes as a 'holiday from hell', a saga of buses missed and bad food, rip-offs and diarrhoea.

"I think we have found some underlying issues that maybe relate to Daniel's problems this season and the ongoing ones he's had".

"I think we have found some underlying issues that maybe relate to Daniel's problems this season and the ongoing ones he's had," Rodgers said.

Maybe related to Key lime.

Microtubules made with this tubulin displayed specific properties such as resistance to dilution, maybe related to their specific dynamic behaviour.

"She thought there was some sort of witch hunt, maybe related to politics in Russia".

The possible mechanism for VLF radio signal propagation anomaly during 2010 Yushu earthquake maybe related to the change of the geoelectric field nearby the earthquake zone.

There was no red shift in the PL spectrum of P-Ct after heat treatment which maybe related to the jacketed structure.