Sentence examples for basically allows for from inspiring English sources

That's not exactly surprising, but to hear from Cliff Edwards, Netflix's Director of Corporate Communications speaking to TechRadar that "[i]t's never going to happen" basically allows for no ambiguity.

However, while the VRS basically allows for the bi-directional exchange between CSF and ISF, no quantitative data are available that describe the extent and kinetics of such fluid movements.

It'll basically allow for one person to use the connection from two different base stations to heighten network efficiency.

We have, basically, allowed for the politicization of the "managers of violence" (as said by Samuel Huntington in his classic work, The Soldier and the State).

Taking these considerations into account, purely normative, theoretical research on ideal premises (i.e. simplified, limited premises that basically allow for discussion and justification of principles, not real world actions) cannot be characterised as being translational in its own right.

Cardcloud for Android basically allows users to create and exchange an unlimited amount of online business cards.

The conspiracy charge against Mr. Padilla, Professor Margulies continued, "is highly amorphous, and it basically allows someone to be found guilty for something that is one step away from a thought crime".

As Prof. Peter S. Margulies of the Roger Williams University law school perceptively told The Times after Mr. Padilla's conviction, the way the statute is being interpreted "basically allows someone to be found guilty for something that is one step away from a thought crime".

For background, Animoto basically allows you to take your images, video and your music and mash them together to create cool videos.

Gigwalk, which launched last year, basically allows companies to tap into a mobile workforce for simple tasks.

The reason for this is that there is another ticket that basically allows you to hang off the train wherever you can fit.