Sentence examples for basically businesses from inspiring English sources

Spero says the demand for geo-targeted ads from advertisers on the local, regional and national level is huge, and that basically businesses in all these categories are competing.

All these campaigns are basically businesses trying to sell themselves.

These things are all "basically business as usual," he says.

Such an alliance is basically business as usual these days.

"What appears to be art is basically business," he wrote.

According to this Associate Press report, however, despite the shutdown, it's basically business as usual for many local companies, who have simply allowed their employees to work remotely.

I show nonresidential fixed investment — basically business investment — and government purchases of goods and services: Business investment has actually gone up a lot; maybe you think it should have gone up even more, but it's not the heart of the problem.

Today with the first airplane we're building we're going to make this accessible for basically business class prices.

"Due to, basically, business realities, we're going to stop publishing Village Voice new material.

The attack on Hiroshima was basically business as usual, especially when you consider the earlier firebombing raids led by General Curtis LeMay.

Basically, business systems include any essential company know-how that you have captured in a tangible format as opposed to information locked in the brain of an individual team member.