Sentence examples for basically a question from inspiring English sources

"It's basically a question of forest or no forest".

This, I guess, is basically a question of content.

"It was basically a question of broken trust".

It's basically a question of what you care about and what side you are on".

It's basically a question of, that comes out, clean it out, put a new one in".

It was basically a question of what year it would be".

I will skip the gory math details here, but when you Granger analyze coverage and attention you are basically asking a question like: does the coverage in the 5th hour since the story broke depend on the attention received in the first 4 hours on the story?

"It's basically a moot question on what his tax stances are," Marston says.

This is basically an operational question; as Mark says, the goal is to change minds — although the big question there is whether you're trying to change the minds of the policy makers themselves, or the minds of other people, so we can get a new and better set of policy makers.

Basically it is a question of scale, as the same lineage might be viewed as static or evolving towards increased or decreased complexity depending on the level of biological organization (that is, genome, cellular, tissue) or timeframe (deep-time versus recent) one examines.

Basically this is a question of values.