Sentence examples for maybe to prevent from inspiring English sources

"That is the Israeli media - maybe to prevent other women's interest in me," he said with the wide smile that frequently punctuates his often intense manner.

What I try to look at is, gathering the data is maybe going to prevent the same thing from happening in the future".

Le Guennec said the widow was maybe trying to prevent the works from being inventoried for the succession, and said he did not tell the truth in the earlier trial out of "fear of being accused, along with Madame, of stealing these bags".

"But you are maybe going to prevent homicides that would have been committed a year from now".

This will enable us to establish interventions and develop better strategies to detect and relieve these difficulties for children in a similar situation in the future and maybe also to prevent further development into severe mental illness.

While such a measure maybe necessary to prevent adverse outcome due to limited resource, the addition of chemotherapy prior to the start of IMRT may complicate interpretation of local and regional control outcome.

The remaining state, Georgia, went to its native son, Newt Gingrich: maybe just enough to prevent his campaign from dissolving in its own bombast.

We will see added safety systems in smaller cars, more air bags, maybe more steel to prevent intrusions.

For the US press, Gary Arnold in The Washington Post thought the film was "undeniably easy on the eyes", and further added "maybe too easy to prevent the mind from wandering and the lids from drooping".

Or maybe it was just to prevent me from driving".

One logical ramification of this doctrine is that a perfectly peaceful crowd maybe contained for hours to prevent a merger with others perceived to pose a threat.