Sentence examples for maybe very well from inspiring English sources

"This is a searing, burning issue," Mr. Dean said, "and I think it's going to cost George Bush his legacy, and it's going to cost the Republicans the House and the Senate and, maybe very well, the presidency in the next election.

Nevertheless, the compound DOTAZOL maybe very well suited for the use of the theranostic pair 68Ga/177Lu to both detect and treat bone diseases which has to be further evaluated in dosimetry and tumor uptake studies.

Terry F. Davies, Editor in Chief of Thyroid, has made reference to this situation while commenting on the pathogenesis of TAO: "It maybe very well be true that there is nothing new under the sun – it is just that we have either forgotten it or never understood it" [ 195].

Getting a big-name politician in is just part of that – a celebrity to cheer up and maybe stimulate very well-paid but hard-pressed employees".

It sounds like he's under pressure and maybe not reacting very well to it, which is problematic because presidents are under pressure every day".

But maybe they just understand very well what their act must entail, for they have had Cherie's lurches from disaster to parody as a study for most of their adult lives.

And the Europeans and the Australians are saying, "You know, this isn't working very well, maybe we ought to adopt the U.S. model".

"We get everybody from the guide who lives in Silverton who maybe isn't eating very well because he just spent $1,700 on a pair of custom skis, to the workaholic second-home owner in Vail," says Pete Wagner of Wagner Custom in Telluride.

Maybe you were never very outgoing with other kids, but you were richly imaginative and playful at home; maybe you never did very well in school, but you practiced hard to develop other skills.

Maybe he doesn't rap very well anymore and thinks that switching to a degraded form of roots reggae — a slower, more lethargic genre — will obscure that fact.

I don't know Broadway very well, so maybe I can't come at it from that perspective, or as an expert in musical theatre.