Sentence examples for basically finding from inspiring English sources

Christopher Spira, a Ducati spokesman in Bologna, said, "We are basically finding out in the newspapers what Colaninno is planning".

Venkat from N. J. said: The globalization of business is basically finding a way to justify exploitation of labor, resulting in an enormous concentration of wealth in fewer hands.

Abrams's success has given him vast resources for very narrow projects — in this case, basically finding better looking actors to play characters beloved by a subsection of the population.

"We didn't have the money to go on tour," Pujol says, "so we decided to do reverse touring – basically, finding all the bands we liked and then we would do shows with them in our basement".

[There's a positive impact] even on consumption and although consumption may be seen by some people as a negative thing because they would prefer to see remittances invested rather than consumed, for poor families, consumption and basically finding something to eat is already something good.

But the court disagreed, basically finding the whole thing to be his fault.

"It's basically about finding ways to make the public space intimate," he told Meyer.

Okay, so getting into a private members' club is basically just finding a way to get past the doormen, right?

OK, so getting into a private members' club is basically just finding a way to get past the doormen, right?

According to lead designer Chris Tilston, "It was basically prototyping, finding out where we could go and how we could get there".

A series of solar-powered "Smart Palms" have cropped up in parks and beaches, bringing with them an oasis of free public Wi-Fi and charging stations it's basically like finding an oasis when your phone dies in the middle of a night out.