Sentence examples for maybe valuable from inspiring English sources
Keep your photo album for permanent store: The photo album you make maybe valuable and meaningful.
You need to do something that maybe is valuable to other people in some way; maybe you have something to share.
After playing sailors and wrestlers and cowboys, the models were rewarded with sets of free snapshots, "membership cards" for the Guild, and, maybe most valuable, memories of the photo sessions, when they gazed not at Mizer but at their own images, reflected in the large mirror mounted above him.
An oil company working on a pipeline off the coast of Norway recently made a discovery maybe as valuable as the liquid gold: a sunken Nazi submarine.
You're semi-certain that you're learning something and the experience is maybe partly valuable, but it's so disconnected and vaporous that whatever you felt or gleaned quickly washes away.
You may think that your job -- educating children, say, or fighting fires -- is maybe more valuable to society than Blankfein's job of fleecing muppets and moving money around until it magically turns into more money.
Pleural fluid DNA integrity index maybe a valuable adjunctive test when evaluating subjects presenting with pleural effusions, especially when cytology is inconclusive or suspicious.
To understand the effect of catastrophic illness certification on the use of medical services and the sequence of public health in Taiwan, a simple descriptive, sampled population-based survey maybe is valuable and can be processed as a pilot of a series of studies.
Maybe the most valuable cybercrime informant it had ever employed, the key to Operation Firewall, was now being investigated.
Something can be gained, too, maybe something more valuable, but what is lost has value as well.
