Sentence examples for are basically correct from inspiring English sources

The numbers are basically correct, but it is important to understand the reason.

In exchange for a marginal benefit to their candidates on election day, the G.O.P. is handing Democrats a powerful symbolic issue for mobilizing minority voters, and sending a message to African-Americans that their suspicions about conservatism are basically correct, and that rather than actually doing outreach to blacks the right would rather not have them vote at all.

Although a real head is far from being the rigid ball, the above results are basically correct.

He believes that Whitehead's critique of scientific materialism and his philosophy of organism are basically correct, but that the ultimate explanation of the universe is in a deity that wholly transcends it and creates it ex nihilo (Neville 1968).

Ramsey, Stich and Garon (1990) have argued that if connectionist models of cognition are basically correct, then there are no discrete representational states as conceived in ordinary commonsense psychology and classical cognitive science.

I believe that the conclusions of the paper are, basically, correct.

EB: That is basically correct.

Mr. Gore's numbers were basically correct.

Past practices must have been basically correct, in the US case, even ordained by Divine Providence.

Thanks to some statistical ingenuity and vague language, the MSNBC number is basically correct, according to MSNBC executives.

We expect 6 out of our 8 weather periods per month to be basically correct and this was the case for May.