Sentence examples for basically left to from inspiring English sources
In compendious roundups like the one at MoMA, you're basically left to extract guiding themes of your own.
The high-information swing voters are basically left to decide which dishonesty is worse, and which unacknowledged cuts or tax hikes they'd rather risk having to bear.
The first is to be regretted, but basically left to the law and the market; the second should be resisted.Mr Murdoch is rightly criticised for fostering an attack-dog populist culture in British journalism (and elsewhere).
Many are family-run companies, dating to the early 1900's, that were never part of the Ma Bell system, were never bought out by competitors and were basically left to their own devices all these years.
As Yusuf walks down by the docks (he dreams in vain of a job at sea), the camera follows him patiently through the snow and comes upon a ship — rusted, half sunken, tilted to one side, and basically left to die.
Additionally, through his lack of cooperation, teachers found it difficult to control his behavior and he was basically left to do as he wanted: "Yeah, you don't cry or anything, you know, you just get along with it.
The retirement investment industry and Washington regulators have basically left it to investors to figure out what their T.D.F.'s contain, and to decide if their plan dovetails with their risk and return expectations.
Obama basically left it to Congress to decide where the stimulus money should go.
"It's basically left up to the industry to decide whether to put plans in place," Feld said.
"Under the current situation, where movements are gradual, I think it should basically be left to market mechanisms and fundamentals," he added.
I do hope one of Iraqi TV's satirical shows does a real number on Westminster the week following this election, pointing out all the warring tribes, and wondering – more in sorrow than in anger – whether we actually want to fix ourselvesor should basically be left to sort out our malfunctioning bit of region on our own.
