Sentence examples for basically how much from inspiring English sources

From an investment perspective, it was, basically, how much money are you prepared to lose," said the Koidu Holdings chief executive, Jan Joubert, who persuaded investors to put down $16m£10.4m4m) back then.

"If a player is coming back from an A.C.L. or a foot injury, a lower body leg injury, what you want to track is their accelerations and decelerations throughout the game, basically how much they are cutting?" said Brian Kopp, the vice president of strategy and development for Stats.

"And will we get the credit for that big trade we devised, or will the guy in sales nab it all?" In sales and trading, the Goldman bonus is said to be largely reliant on your "GC" or gross credit – basically, how much revenue you generated for the firm.

Alphabet's cost-per-click — basically how much it makes off each advertising click — continued to decrease, down 9percentt year-over-year for the first quarter.

These include liquidity risk (how much cash you have and whether you can meet your obligations), market risk (what's going on out there in the markets) and one of the biggest of all, credit risk - basically how much people owe you and whether they are going to be able to pay it back.

That's basically how much three of us invested into beer in Munich last weekend.

It basically denotes how much the sound draws you in.

"That was the icing on the cake, or the nail in the coffin, in that it basically illustrated how much disdain the government has for electoral reform," she said.

"What it comes down to, basically, is how much does the state taxpayer pay and how much does the rider pay?" said Beverly Dolinsky, the executive director of the Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the M.T.A., an independent group.

This morning, on Twitter, someone asked me, "What was the point of the biblical references if the movie is basically about how much it sucks to be in a relationship with a male artist?," to which my response was, "Exactly".

Informally, ROI basically shows how much a company earns from invested money.