Sentence examples for basically ceased from inspiring English sources
For example, the market for short-term business-to-business loans, known as "commercial paper," has basically ceased functioning.
It consistently lagged behind the General Electric Company in sales of home appliances, however, and basically ceased competing in that market in 1975.
The Retail Mafia basically ceased to exist as a concept, and half the brands in what he called "the movement" were scrambling to work with the sneaker giants or other big brands, from Levi's to New Era.
Construction basically ceased during the Depression and World War II, so California ranch-style homes predominate elsewhere, and suburban-style homes from the '70s and '80s are prevalent outside of town.
My engagement with the conversation however altered, I physically softened, rested my hands in my lap and my note taking basically ceased.
If the Syrian government abides by the Arab League pact, it will basically cease firing on demonstrators.
Such an operation can basically cease the formation process of GNPs due to the low temperature surrounding and the dilution effect, so it was called here as a "sample-frozen" operation.
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It's not over then though: After the initial blobs are counted, any candidate who gets less than 15percentt of the vote basically ceases to exist as an option, and the voters in that blob suddenly become free agents, with a chance to join another, more successful, blob.
I can now see nearly perfectly out of an eye that had been badly myopic and astigmatic, since at least I was 4 years old and had basically all but ceased to function as my UV-induced cataract worsened steadily these past few years.
It comes as no surprise that the neoconservatives, led by Bolton and vice-president Dick Cheney were immensely displeased with the findings of the report; basically that Iran had ceased its development of a nuclear weapon four years ago with the full knowledge and probable facilitation of the US intelligence community.
