Sentence examples for maybe software from inspiring English sources

Maybe I am just jaded and cranky; or maybe software has now eaten enough of the world that the process is becoming less disruptive, less interesting, and more tedious status quo.

Or, just maybe, the software will do right by me.

Maybe the software and services company he founded, Computer Associates, found that its strategy of buying other firms, sacking everybody and enforcing software-contract rights had run its course.

"From a portfolio manager's perspective looking at 60 to 80 stocks, maybe such software could lead to some smart pruning," he said.

In the hands of a novice, maybe stylometric software can't produce certainties, but it can inspire good questions — not just about attribution, but about the subtle currents of language that run even deeper than subject matter or genre.

Soon he was dreaming of a device — or maybe just software running on a computer — that could do everything he had learned to do in music theory class: read and play a printed musical score, and listen to a passage of music and transcribe it, down to the key signature, the tempo and the time signature.

The consumer would add the instructions, maybe bioengineered software, to assemble the product needed.

Maybe this software firm will be immune to the gloom in Silicon Valley.

However, in contrast to a pragmatic and maybe traditional software application development in an academic setting, a major change is the inconsistency in all phases of the SDLC.

You might be selling remote database administration or maybe custom software development, but you need to determine what benefits your service will provide to the customer.

Maybe a software-based expert system is fine for rebuilding a jet engine, or diagnosing a poorly tuned car.