Sentence examples for basically founded from inspiring English sources
A philosophic position that Gonzaga basically founded — the Tao of Few.
An elderly guest speaker at Blair's high-school graduation is another: "Auntie Lynn," some old lady who'd basically founded the Girl Scouts or something, was supposed to talk.
The program is basically founded on the assumption that habitat fragments are isolated with little or no migration between them.
The network is basically founded on the role of two major hubs (that are also connected by means of intermediate nodes) and a couple of medium-high connected nodes.
And this is not rainbows and sunshine saying this – what's really interesting is that all of these companies were basically founded in 2005, 2006, 2007, and what's actually happened is that each one of them has gotten really comfortable and more narrowly focused on the thing they do better than anybody else.
As a recruitment tool, but also that the Islamic State has basically founded itself on the idea of continual expansion.
Basically, Muhammad founded something much like George Washington's America.
Other than the tremendous amusement value of these things... the point of all this is that America was made and founded basically on freedom and tolerance -- that is, to live and let live, respect for other people's opinions.
Basically, it is founded on both the knowledge about the measurement process and the influencing quantities and parameters.
When Paribus finds savings, it takes a 25percentt commission – that's not a huge problem for the end user, of course, since anything it finds was basically like "found" money in the first place.
