Sentence examples for success maybe from inspiring English sources

That success, maybe inevitably, spilled over into the political struggle in Macedonia.

Some of its success maybe due to its particular governance and to what many consider its main obstacle: its minuscule size.

Some met with success, maybe even managing to bring home some ducks or geese or a deer.

If Green Zone is a success, maybe Damon might consider appearing in Hans Blix: the Early Years.

If the American Berlin Opera Foundation is a success, "maybe we'll see each other a little more often," he added.

We seem to want to believe we can budget-cut our way to financial success, maybe because we view monetary setbacks as shameful, nobody's fault but our own.

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Perhaps emboldened by New Orleans's success — or maybe recognizing the need to unearth any edge when no team is dominant — N.F.L. coaches have delved deep into their playbooks this season to breathe life into a rare play, the surprise onside kick.

Perhaps the derision is born out of envy of his success or maybe it's that he appeals to the "wrong" kind of music fan.

Maybe the bill's attempts to hold down the recent growth of medical costs will prove a big success, or maybe the results will be modest and inadequate.

"But Barack's success has maybe been an added impetus".