Sentence examples for maybe we may from inspiring English sources

Now maybe we may have to bring great baseball players to help us talk about childhood poverty.

And maybe we may even be allowed a little sip of whiskey, which our Annang culture allowed for children during celebrations.

"But we know what a quality player he is, so the hope is he will show signs of improvement and that maybe we may be able to consider him for other games in the World Cup".

"Maybe we may eat fewer animal products and more foods with higher nutrient values.

Maybe we may try to talk to them in hopes to try to force them to change a decision they had made or just really try to get this other person to see and understand our side of things.

That's maybe something we may not have been known for before.

One day, 5, 10, 15 years from now — maybe sooner — we may find out that dispersant they used was more harmful than the oil.

Performance-enhancing drugs cast their ugly spell over the Games, but cynicism and anger and vigilance are shrieking for a tighter control of the wonderful world of Olympic chemistry, so maybe now we may begin monitoring the cheats.

An interesting question— coincidentally (or maybe not) we may know the answer soon.

"For me that is a much stronger thing than maybe people who we may have tried and not succeeded".

I'm not sure that spinning us all into an emotional frenzy over "Maybe we're close, and we may be playing hockey tomorrow" – it's terribly unfair to our fans, and it's unfair to this process.