Sentence examples for basically decided to from inspiring English sources

We're very frustrated and discouraged and we basically decided to invest our money in home equity for the time being.

"The Democrats have basically decided to ration prescription drugs," said Senator Don Nickles of Oklahoma, the assistant Republican leader.

"In the end, the House of Lords basically decided to take a go-slow approach," said Lord Reid, a member of the chamber.

He said: "In 2004, Labour basically decided to take the brakes off and that led to all sorts of unforeseen consequences.

I basically decided to treat the hip like an old car — if it still works, you may as well run it into the ground".

So Romney has ended his support for forcing everyone to buy health insurance and basically decided to devolve the issue to the states.

And then Mark Stein basically decides to use him for a piggyback.

"By not being here, they're basically deciding to let things go through the body unchecked," said Scott Fitzgerald, the Senate majority leader.

"A global financial services institution that cares about human capital is basically deciding to help influence a discussion that should be going on in higher education, and that discussion is the generalist-versus-specialist discussion," Schrage says.

It also featured Fallon and Higgins basically deciding to co-opt Emeril's "BAM" catch phrase, because why not?

"The business and philanthropic communities had basically just decided to go ahead in spite of government".