Sentence examples for basically an extension of from inspiring English sources

"The Taliban are basically an extension of Pakistan," said Mr. Harrison.

Becoming captain is basically an extension of an experience that helped me grow into this role".

The street pattern is basically an extension of the first city plan of 1830.

The programs are basically an extension of what's known as "deed in lieu of foreclosure".

What is happening off Somalia's shores is basically an extension of the corrupt, violent free-for-all that has raged on land for 17 years since the central government imploded in 1991.

Baroque painting in Central and South America is basically an extension of that of Spain and Portugal, and even the best rarely rises to the general standard of the European schools.

It's basically just an extension of the store itself, which has long specialized in selling books produced by artists.

A-S-P-I-R-I-N.' We could hear them typing on their keyboard!" Google has basically become an extension of our brain, the epitome of Steve Jobs' "bicycle for our minds".

The suggested Toxotest would basically include an extension of the existing 90-day tests, but with at least three doses plus controls (0%, 11%, 22%, 33% GMOs for instance; today the equilibrated diets tested contain 0%, 11%, and 33% GMOs in the best regulatory tests).

As protests erupted all over the country, government-run hospitals basically functioned as an extension of the security apparatus, targeting demonstrators who dared to seek treatment.

Egypt's new government, which bypassed Hamas in a failed attempt at brokering a truce earlier this week, is no supporter of the movement, which it basically sees as an extension of the Muslim Brotherhood it has outlawed at home.