Sentence examples for basically divided from inspiring English sources

Sinclair "basically divided it by the number of taxpayers in Britain".

So society is basically divided into two groups of people – the liars and the lied to.

"It struck me that the classes in Britain were still basically divided along the lines of Normans and Saxons.

The gay scene in Melbourne is basically divided between the north side and south side of the city.

Jeremy Sinclair later admitted that they had costed Labour's shadow budget as containing £35bn of public spending and "basically divided it by the number of taxpayers in Britain".

In the years before the crisis, Fed officials were basically divided into two groups, neither of which paid much attention to bubbles.

"I basically divide our world in two," Chisholm told me in his office.

"One is senior to the other, but they basically divide responsibilities".

The Neva, the main artery through the city, snakes an east-west path across St . Petersburg basically dividing it in half.

Negotiations basically divide into two stages: first the member states battle the Secretariat over its spending proposals, then they horse-trade among themselves to divide the agreed costs.

Looking at the rates, I discovered one joy of traveling in New Zealand: you can basically divide prices in New Zealand dollars in half.