Sentence examples for basically any problem from inspiring English sources

When I was a kid, my mother, a schoolteacher, turned to the library to solve basically any problem.

The current problem with physics, he thinks, is basically a problem of style.

"Abortion and the risks of illegality are basically a problem for the poor and black women of Brazil," Diniz says.

If I start from my favorite proteins and ask, what does it interact with, I'm now back to basically a problem of six degrees of separation.

It's basically a problem of services.

"And it's basically any excuse to cause a problem and try to engineer what they call regime change.

(This is basically the problem of 'ignorance and error.') Putnam made the same basic point via a number of thought-experiments.

Which was basically the problem.

Basically, the problem has been solved.

Basically the problem was this: the Brussels bureaucrats were just like the badgers.

Basically, the problem is caused by the fact that we think much faster than we talk.