Sentence examples for basically every year from inspiring English sources

Basically, every year investors get at least one reset button where they can buy into the Dow at its opening value, just later in the year.

Basically, every year just before tax season, the IRS would mail out tax forms to hundreds of millions of people around the United States.

I would say that given this is the worst public health problem in the United States today, and that, basically every year we're having a Vietnam from people lost to the opioid epidemic, that we would spend the same resources to combat that as we would any war that we fight.

If you look at the sales of robotic arms by foreign brands including Yaskawa, Fanuc, ABB and KUKA, they are basically doubling every year.

I've been at this campus for 45 years, and basically, every five years, I hear a new word for the same thing that's happening at Cornell, so that's where I come from.

Basically, every few years, Halifax throws Africville a couple of figurative bones while it continues to feast on the proverbial meat generated by industry.

Why? Basically, every five years the passport design changes, in part to keep things extremely fresh and in part to confuse forgers, and this week the new design was announced.

What Congress has done to "fix" this is to put a band-aid on the problem, referred to as a "patch" every year; basically, the exemption is boosted.

"They provide the socioeconomic and racial diversity that we, and basically every other four-year college, is looking for".

My issue is with this whole idea that every year executives basically get a do-over.

"That means that retail stores lose basically all their sales clerks every year," he said.