Sentence examples for the problem maybe from inspiring English sources

The problem, maybe, was that he never quite fit the popular image of the anguished, sweaty method actor.

Of course, as he recognized even then, maybe the drug wasn't the problem; maybe he simply was distant, or maybe boredom was too hard a subject.

Maybe it was a bit of wounded pride, maybe he was making a joke — or, and here was the problem, maybe he was just being honest.

"If you're in a business that is not doing well, do you close it down and reopen the same business under a different name, or do you fix the problem, maybe improve management and training?" he said.

Just as it took the story of one boy to allow us to see the problem, maybe a scale that is small and human offers our best chance of glimpsing the solution.

In terms of regulatory failure, I guess I would say that it's always easy for people to assume that if we just throw another rule or another regulation at the problem, maybe it won't happen again.

The big problem (maybe the word 'big' is an understatement here) is that these three uni students had an idea that involved hundreds of thousands of dollars in start-up expenses.

Try finding out if there are other vegans with the same problem; maybe you could team up to either get vegan foods on the menu, or share recipes and ideas for your own lunches.

But Knox also does not solve the real problem, maybe even worsening it, because users have to be willing to be unusually disciplined when using the phone.

According to Gordon Carroll: "The first second that Ridley saw Giger's work, he knew that the biggest single design problem, maybe the biggest problem in the film, had been solved".

A solution here for the postwar employment problem, maybe.