Sentence examples for basically a change from inspiring English sources

It is basically a change, possibly imperceptible, in incentives.

Exile, he tells her, is no big deal — basically just a change of address.

But even that is basically not a change in policy, for two reasons.

It was basically just a change of venue, and a 1 to 1 teacher-student ratio upgrade.

Linux is basically a name change for Unix.

Basically, a bigger change in your body's response to a photo (i.e., more sweat) means you're excited, or attracted, and it swipes right.

"What happens is that we get caught up in basically a climate change blame game every time an individual extreme weather event comes up," Aaron Huertas, a climate science communications officer with the Union of Concerned Scientists, told VICE News.

"Instant is basically an optical change from something topical that creates either hydration or mild irritation that causes immediate swelling at a microscopic level," he said.

Screenwriter Stephen Volk (co-writer of supernatural chiller The Awakening, out next month) says of films that begin with flashforwards: "It is basically to address a change in tone.

"Basically, we need a change in the culture and approach to monitoring safety and quality in Victoria," Duckett told Guardian Australia.

It is referred to as arteriogenesis and basically driven by a change in biomechanical forces to which the vessel wall is exposed.