Sentence examples for maybe the quality of from inspiring English sources

Maybe the quality of light in her house was different from my other neighbor's.

"Maybe because of diet and maybe the quality of the products we are eating, but memories are getting shorter.

"It doesn't matter if you're the richest or the poorest, you're going to eat the same food, except that maybe the quality of the meat changes".

Maybe the quality of our lives is really more than the sum of our economic transactions.

Heather said "maybe, the quality of the food's better because we've got a better cooker," although details of the dietary improvement were not given.

The article suggests that this is maybe because the quality of the data on these cadres and the ambiguity about the definition of 'registered nurse'.

Maybe it was the swirling wind, or maybe it was the quality of ball Ireland were getting, but the vista of the mighty Shane Horgan cleaning up the skies above Williams, on the end of O'Gara's punts, never materialised.

"The ball is much drier, pitches are much drier, so maybe it appears the quality of skills are better - but it's down to the amount of time the ball is in play and people have the confidence to play.

Spot Runner wants to get in on the action, and maybe even raise the quality of the ads a little, by turning its self-serve TV advertising platform over to politicians.

"You can add all of these tools, but maybe you should improve the quality of the advertising and make it memorable in the first place".

Maybe he did underestimate the quality of the England spinners, especially Panesar.