Sentence examples for maybe small in from inspiring English sources

While the "@" feature addition to Status Updates maybe small in comparison to the acquisition of FriendFeed, it's significant when it comes to the bigger picture of the ongoing rivalry between Facebook and Twitter.

Maybe small really is beautiful.

Yeah, but maybe small ones.

Those quite likely refer to unorganized, opportunistic scammers, or maybe smaller gangs that operate in a loosely organised fashion.

As early as 1970s, a report describing autism among children with mental handicaps who were known to authorities in six central and south African countries reported a preliminary observation that the number of cases of autism maybe smaller than those observed in the UK [Lotter, 1978].

Whatever head trauma they may develop later in life is only due in part, and maybe in small part, to their days in the NFL.

Maybe like small, small country, you know".

"Maybe in small part," responded Allan M. Siegal, the recently retired assistant managing editor and now newsroom consultant who chaired the committee.

Vyacheslav figures that he has racked up enough combat days to buy a car after the war and maybe a small apartment in Kamyshin, a town in the Volgograd region where his unit is permanently stationed.

Sir Richard Branson, who owns 72% of Virgin Mobile via his Virgin Group, has already told NTL –which is aiming to create a quadruple player bellwether offering television, broadband, fixed-line and wireless technologies–he would hand over his holdings for shares in the company and maybe a small portion in cash.

Standing still is not an option – except maybe in small-bore shooting, where even the merest twitch will spell disaster.