Sentence examples for basically gained from inspiring English sources

When most of your business is conducted online, any time a hacker gains access to your email account, he's basically gained control of much of your life.

The first I call "the Woody Hayes basic ground attack," which is basically gaining one yard -- or one city block -- at a time.

On the other hand, FOX lines are basically gain-of-function mutants which were constructed by constitutively overexpressing rice FL-cDNAs under the control of 35S promoter in Arabidopsis.

Basically, we gain stupendous perspective.

Basically, you can gain access to more than 5 million songs online for $4.99 a month, or $9.99 a month if you also want to be able to access your music collection from your mobile device.

As a result, the most desperately impoverished nations, which have few or no internationally competitive industries, have basically nothing to gain from freer trade.

Nationwide, consumer spending on furniture and bedding is projected to basically stall this year, gaining only 0.4%, according to a panel of industry analysts surveyed by the industry publication Furniture Today.

Officials say they are now told to consider "the first act and the second act" of a reception, basically whether a receiver a) gained possession and b) made a football move inherent to the game, like running forward.

"The Nest" already gained attention from basically everyone who loves fun after Maya Rudolph signed on to play Poehler and Fey's childhood friend.

"If I play well and miss the cut, I haven't gained anything, because 145 and 144 are basically the same.

It's basically a concept to gain attention.