Sentence examples for basically dealing with the from inspiring English sources
We are basically dealing with the Israeli withdrawal, something which should have been achieved Thursday, on the basis of the U.S. position.
Sure, you're basically dealing with the same hardware but I'm glad to see that RIM has fixed most of the minor problems I've had with BBs so far – wonky browsers, unintuitive UI, and the rest – and come away with something quite nice.
At that time we were basically dealing with the same kinds of issues that we have today, but maybe not as many of them.
… My point basically dealt with the process in terms of that basic requirement: Is this person prepared to step in to be president of the United States when they're picked?" he said.
This isn't even about individual cases, which basically deal with the apportioning of cash and assets between two individuals who have become too angry and disillusioned to decide on these things between themselves.
This paper basically deals with the problem of multi-processor scheduling in a grid environment.
The proposed paper basically deals with the design, modeling and simulation of a ZVS PWM active clamp/reset forward converter having features like zero switching power losses, constant frequency and PWM operation, Soft-switching for all devices and Low voltage stresses on active devices due to clamping action.
It basically dealt with the fact that Instagram looks like shit and people take photos of shitty stuff with it.
We do have a machine which we believe can assist in the resolution of this problem.' And so the episode basically deals with the lead-up in the first part of that trilogy, leading up to the use of that machine".
And we should remember that we're basically dealing with a number of quotes that, compared to the number of sentences Wright has written and spoken in a 40-year career, probably amount to a small percentage of the total output.
