Sentence examples for basically answered from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paul expresses indignation at being repeatedly asked the question, and says he has basically answered it.

"The big consideration in peoples' minds was, 'Is Bush up to the job?' And I think the debates basically answered that for a lot of people," said Morris P. Fiorina, a professor of political science at Stanford University.

"Parts of the rib cage were so well preserved that they basically answered a lot of questions we had on how pterosaurs breathed," says Claessens.

Well, I think Yglesias basically answered this question -- membership in the Cult of Seriousness demands that you start speaking in bipartisan Newspeak to avoid the gaucheness of favoring one side in a debate.

We'll basically answer anything that people want.

This basically answers the question we posed in Section 1 that is related to the cost-performance tradeoff in implementation.

Our goal is to make it so that anyone, without.js or census experience, can go in and basically answer those key questions," Hashemi adds.

You basically answer a few questions, run down a list of suggestions, and check out through any number of retail websites.

Romney is basically answering the same questions he got from Wallace, and has gotten worse at answering them.

I kept him in my arms, and I walked around the shelter doing whatever volunteer duties I could with a dog in my arms -- basically answering questions and helping match pets with potential adopters.

This type of classification, which basically answers "when" (or how quickly) the CS should be performed, could improve communication between health professionals (nurses, obstetricians, anesthesiologists) thus potentially lead to better maternal and perinatal outcomes.