Sentence examples for basically designated from inspiring English sources

"I was basically designated the weird-projects officer," says Timothy O'Neill, who worked with an Army team to improve the camouflage painted on tanks in the early 1970s.

On the other hand, other spots have a bathroom in the yard basically designated for blowjobs and such or a bathroom in the basement next to the messhall exit where there's just enough space to get freaky.

The syntactical and the semantical concepts of perfect negation developed by Arnon Avron (1999, 2002) are, indeed, sophisticated notions that, taken together, basically designate only classical negation as perfect.

Both of these parts are basically columns designated for different purposes.

The company worked with Research Now to conduct a survey of 3,901 women in the top 10 designated market areas — basically, big cities like Los Angeles, New York and the San Francisco Bay Area.

The families each have a designated "Lazarus," who is basically a super assassin.

Basically, yes, but technically the campaign period designated by the Electoral Commission is 15 April until polling day on 23 June.

An electron tube or transistor, designated an active element, functions basically as an amplifier, and its output is essentially an amplified copy of the original input signal.

Now the new licensed producers are able to buy clones from the former designated growers, so they are basically forced to sell their intellectual property with no ability to negotiate on price.

That figure exceeds the roughly 900 million people designated by the World Bank as "high income" (basically, the West).

They were basically in isomorphic relation with each other, and were designated as atactic (a-) PVA and syndiotacticity-rich (s-) PVA, respectively.