Sentence examples for there has maybe from inspiring English sources

There has maybe never been a time when the force of tribal hatred has been so strong and so unforgiving.

There have maybe been two or three paparazzi shots of him in a decade.

If this study on IBS patients had been performed at a primary health care centre, there had maybe been a difference in the VAS scales compared to patients with dysmotility disorders.

"The first day I livestreamed there, I had maybe 17 viewers.

Maybe Obama and Sarkozy and Merkel out there have the answer, maybe not.

"If he was clearly innocent, would they have been able to search his house?" Napolitano thought that a judge would take any reason at a moment like this, but there had to be "something" — maybe he appeared "deceitful".

Anyway, there have been maybe three major ones, the rest are subject books, and books I like.

He says, "Well, look, there were 3,000 people killed in New York, since then there have been maybe 10,000 killed in Afghanistan and Iraq".

There have been maybe 200 auto companies started in the U.S. The majority went bust or were acquired at little profit to their backers.

There have been maybe two glimpses of the past during this year's Six Nations Championship - Gael Fickou's winning try against England and the interception try that Bonneval finished off against Italy.

"There have been maybe five independent projects in the last ten years trying to incorporate thrust vectoring in their rockets," Barnard told me on the phone.