Sentence examples for maybe widely from inspiring English sources

Obviously, this multi-organ platform is simple and scalable, and maybe widely applicable to the evaluation of drug metabolism and safety during the early phases of drug development.

If more journalists would try things like this, the chasm would still gape, but maybe less widely.

Carly Rae Jepsen's Call Me Maybe is widely regarded as the catchiest catch of the last five years.

Maybe Miliband thinks more widely.

If Chirac's call had been reported more widely it maybe could have saved thousands of lives.

"Maybe if it becomes widely known there are these rescue rats," Dr. Chapin said, "people wouldn't be scared".

Dr. John Jenkins, director of the Office of New Drugs at the F.D.A., agreed, saying the panel had made clear "that they felt that these agents should maybe not be as widely used".

He added: "There will be 20-30mm of rain quite widely, with maybe as much as 50-60mm of rain over upland areas such as the fells of Cumbria and the western Pennines".

Maybe he missed the widely shared and commented-on status update where, rather than come out to each individual, I explained in one fell swoop that I was changing my name and now going by male pronouns.

"In this context social values have changed, this is widely recognised, maybe not universally recognised, it's appropriate for a woman to have the right to choose an abortion, and criminal law should not be inconsistent with that basic principle," he said.

While it is well known that Abraham Lincoln always carried a book of Burns' poems in his pocket, maybe Burns was more widely appreciated at his death in 1796 and shortly thereafter than we realise, for example by the great German poet Friedrich Schiller?