Sentence examples for basically determines from inspiring English sources

Where the underlying policy debate is concerned, meanwhile, what you think about the three "mores" basically determines whether you belong on the left or on the right.

When assessing a Class 2 property, he said, the city basically determines the annual operating income generated by a particular building ($100,000, for example) and then ascribes a "projected" rate of return for the building's owners (10percentt, say).

We begin with the velocity (vec{v}), which basically determines the distance between adjacent sampling points.

Experiments with microwave radiative transfer models indicate that the ice layer above the main rain layer basically determines the 85-GHz brightness temperature (Adler et al. 1991; Mugnai et al. 1993).

One important note in the report was that Apple's average selling price for the iPhone — a metric that basically determines whether people are buying Apple's most expensive, high-end phones — fell beneath Wall Street's expectations.

Germination is of particular importance because it basically determines how that plant's life is going to unfold.

"In the future, the war will basically determine whether we have ice cream or not".

The American League returns from the respite with playoff teams basically determined, so the unexpected hiatus should not have any bearing on the outcome of the races.

In other words, he said, a nonregulated rent is basically determined by what the owner wants to receive and what a tenant is willing to pay.

A third approach in the analysis of inflation assumes that prices of goods are basically determined by their costs, whereas supplies of money are responsive to demand.

"I had placed myself, in all honesty, in a situation, in an academic position which the amount of grants that you held basically determined one's self-worth," he told the court in June.