Sentence examples for basically from one from inspiring English sources

"The decision was basically from one day to the next — everyone was completely caught off guard," said William Nelson, an American who has spent more than 20 years managing the M.I.

Accuracy in almost all the algorithms is fallen down, but if we consider AUC for evaluation, we see that this value grows in two other algorithms that are basically from one category, GLONALG and CSCA [30].

She said it would be targeting serial offenders "who basically go from one relationship to another, beating up the women", focusing on ways to break the cycle.

As portrayed by Mr. Mustillo, these characters are basically indistinguishable from one another in speech, gesture and the literary quality of their stories.

His character is basically Randle Patrick McMurphy from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," a movie much admired in the mid-70's that now seems dated and naive.

(2004, 2005) is basically different from one employed here because (alpha _2) in Ugai's 3D studies was much larger.

For example, in 2006, 15percentt of white respondents and 21percentt of black respondents agreed with the statement, "It's OK to have a country where the races are basically separate from one another, as long as they have equal opportunity".

Basically I plowed on from one person, from one aspect of the Internet to the next in a fairly spontaneous way.

I can just say that, in the past, when the political landscape has changed, he has basically walked away from one party and into the arms of the other.

That's basically right, on one condition.

Van Dees basically goes from clinging from one man to the other as they race to find her father.