Sentence examples for basically leads from inspiring English sources
The Senate committee's report basically leads one to conclude that the antiwar movement was correct in its prewar analyses.
This app has you set up a "Suncare Profile," which basically leads to advertising for Coppertone products.
Seen through their recollections, the father basically leads a parallel existence, typing in the attic while his family's life takes place nearby.
It basically leads to central planning, and when weve seen central planning before, most notably the Soviet Union, says Grayson.
The cooperative game underlying the optimized procedure of the coding mode selection and frame bit allocation basically leads to smoother instantaneous fluctuations of the video bit rate.
This approach, however, basically leads to first-order results as the LMS algorithm then behaves similarly to the steepest decent algorithm.
"Because these kids are basically led to believe they cannot compete with those schools".
Vang Pao basically led them out of the country when the U.S. left... and he's been their military leader, their spiritual leader and their political leader".
Adrian Lesher, a lawyer appointed to represent Mr. Ivanov, said at the arraignment that his client "basically led police to the apartment in a situation that was almost calculated".
For all of the last century, the profit motive basically led in one direction — toward machines, methods, and industries that used oil and gas.
When the 2000 season began, the Diamondbacks picked up where they left off and basically led the division through the end of July.
