Sentence examples for maybe the issue from inspiring English sources

Yet as one Lens commenter noted, maybe the issue is not New Yorkers' preoccupation with cellphones.

And maybe the issue is moot in any case: after all, kids these days don't call.

She suggested that maybe the issue related to Ms. Parker's perceptions.

Maybe the issue isn't really career dogs versus stay-at-homes, though.

Maybe the issue is that we all know alcohol isn't a bad thing to relax with, but we forget that it shouldn't be the only way to relax.

Maybe the issue is that men now feel the same pressure that women have long experienced to be physically attractive at whatever cost.

But maybe the issues that hover between your lines need more consideration.

Maybe they don't really have much to say on democracy any more, or maybe the issues raised can be tackled only by a party with principles?

"So if there's someone from western New York who's elected to office, maybe the issues that are most relevant to western New Yorkers will be heard a little more".

The rule of law, meanwhile, remains a critical issue for Russia — maybe the critical issue.

So let's have the referendum and maybe settle the issue once and for all".