Sentence examples similar to maybe to state from inspiring English sources

It is maybe obvious to state that it is vital to ensure that all these factors are managed effectively and efficiently in order for companies to survive in today's competitive environments.

"I think maybe to get the state to do this, it's got to be passed town by town," said Mr. Failace.

Her family said move out of state, maybe to be with her mother in Indianapolis.

"Shipping animals across states, maybe to a game farm 1,000 miles away, could lead to widespread distribution of chronic wasting disease," Mr. Ditloff said.

So, if you limit it to state institutions, maybe that's worth it, but then you have got a problem there be cause you are not going to allow access and choice.

Maybe it's too obvious to state, but it isn't said often enough.

Maybe the state has had to oversee the finances of Camden and other distressed cities that were trying to find the resources to operate.

That means many people will need to stretch their savings and maybe relocate to the states where their money could last the longest.

Transformation to pathogenic state maybe due to exchange of DNA fragments between bacteria [ 14].

Maybe some state senators from Arizona would like to come to New York and throw themselves over Niagara Falls to protest our lack of a budget.

But if it Israel doesn't work harder towards a two-state (maybe three-state, thanks to Hamas) solution, it will eventually have to make that ugly choice between being a Jewish-majority state or a democracy.