Sentence examples for more likely maybe from inspiring English sources

Or, more likely, maybe Garrard will get healthy but be rusty, and Del Rio will be faced with the same agonizing dilemma he started with.

As the worst-case scenario of civil war appears more and more likely, maybe it's time to rethink not only elections but also the geopolitical nature of Iraq.

Or, more likely, maybe the person will be covered by Medicare, and it will be up to the taxpayers to cover the costs.

Maybe Banksy is experimenting with video now--or, more likely, maybe he's just having fun with the app and winking at his new followers?

But more likely, it's maybe a decade later that somebody figures out how to do it and make money".

Alexie's protagonists are nearly always Spokane Indians living near Spokane or, more likely now, Seattle; maybe not drunks themselves, but chances are that drunks have marred their lives.

We can't know whether the promise of media exposure finally makes a person more likely to kill (maybe they'd do it anyway), but mental health experts say that many of the shooters are suffering from chronic depression and feel like their deep unhappiness is someone's fault.

Smaller reward — more likely to win? Maybe.

"But many, if not most, would have severe lung damage, would have a broken leg or two or three or four, maybe have damage to the tail, and maybe more likely than any of that a broken jaw or dental damage.

So instead, do it paillard-style: debone the thigh (or buy it deboned, more likely), flatten it and, maybe, dip it into flour, egg and bread crumbs.

So that doesn't mean you're going to be diagnosed with conduct disorder, it's just that you're maybe more likely to show those aggressive tendencies".