Sentence examples for basically acceptable from inspiring English sources

Kamal Kharrazi, a technocrat with an American doctorate in education, who is said to be politically independent and who represents Iran at the UN, is to replace Ali Akbar Velayati, the one-time paediatrician who has been Iran's foreign minister ever since 1981.Representatives of the three main political factions in the Majlis have indicated that Mr Khatami's list is basically acceptable to them.

The amplitude levels are only 2; so the computational complexity is basically acceptable.

Nevermind Milbury's idiotic insinuation (and Roenick agreeing) that Dan Boyle's slew foot on Alexander Semin was basically acceptable because "Boyle will come after you".

The pilot is high-strung but basically acceptable, and I'll keep watching in the well-founded hopes that it will find consistently entertaining groove and use its fine cast (which includes Tim Meadows and Dan Bucatinsky as Annie's dads) as well as "Happy Endings" used its fab ensemble.

For Bayes algorithm the accuracy is basically acceptable, but there are 3 outliers.

As for the lesions >20 mm, we already exclude the obvious cystic lesion, so sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy were basically acceptable.

Anyplace where you can drive is acceptable, basically.

You go back to the days of articles about children being chained to machines, and the industry basically said, 'This is not acceptable.' " Flynn said that he had begun pretty much the way David Groves had, by grabbing a legal pad and walking through a nearby Wal-Mart.

Basically they had difficulty making "acceptable" vaccine that did not contain an immune booster called an adjuvant, which is used in several countries but not the United States.

The calculated e-folding time basically lies within the observationally acceptable range of several minutes to several hours (McNutt and Nishimura2008), supporting the applicability of our model.

Basically, DCL allows developers to define acceptable and unacceptable dependencies according to a system's designed architecture.