Sentence examples for basically facing from inspiring English sources

You're in a cube of light, basically, facing the Hudson.

Sitting among boxes of new stock, Johnson said: "We really wanted to expand the store but we were basically facing liquidation.

But it's very hard to make the case that this will work when you're basically facing political opposition, rather than technical opposition that wants to work with you.

"The Android ecosystem is unhealthy, and we are basically facing a duopoly," he told TechCrunch in an interview.

Agudelo made a few promising runs but basically faced the same fate as Altidore.

So basically faced with a pretty fundamental moral problem, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention looked the other way.

(And we all know how that turned out for Boehner). Yet again, a GOP House speaker is basically faced with either shutting down the government or relying on Democrats.

Not only are surging gold prices not a sign of severe inflation just around the corner, they're actually the result of a persistently depressed economy stuck in a liquidity trap — an economy that basically faces the threat of Japanese-style deflation, not Weimar-style inflation.

Even companies that are willing to pay substantially more for a higher quality liner shipping service are basically faced by a mode choice and then between modes at either end of the transport time and price scales, rather than a choice between shipping lines or forwarders.

"You basically face almost half of the competition with almost the same amount of inventory in the market," Smoke says.

"Where some others in the industry have faced pressure in one area or another, Corinthian has basically faced every obstacle in the industry," said Michael Tarkan, a research analyst with Compass Point who follows the for-profit education sector.