Sentence examples for basically do not from inspiring English sources

It means that as a society we have a group of people who basically do not want to participate in the way that other people [do].

Eighty percent of the population of Gaza now lives below the poverty line and UNRWA is encountering increasing levels of abject poverty where people basically do not have enough food, even with their meager food allocations, to live.

In a 2005 discussion sponsored by the Getty Trust, Richard Stone, senior conservator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, argued that part of the problem was that "art historians basically do not collaborate" while science demands it.

"The districting lines basically do not allow African-American children in particular to gain access to the kinds of good schools that might be available just next door, because we have so many small little school districts," she said.

"We basically do not allow our agents to post comments without prior approval, because we think it's a can of worms," said Diane Ramirez, the president of Halstead Property.

The results show that the quartz and mullite in the fly ash basically do not take part in the reactions.

Basically, don't get specific.

We basically don't sleep.

You basically don't want workers.

"I basically don't like New York".

You basically don't know anything around where you are.