Sentence examples for basically missed from inspiring English sources

We basically missed the boat".

"They basically missed it," said Aulisi of the brain bleeds, adding that diagnosis is easier in retrospect.

I asked him after the game if he tried to go five-hole, but he said he basically missed the shot.

"Last season I broke my collarbone three times and then broke my jaw and smashed my face up and basically missed all of the season.

There are no sharp pains or anything, but the more games I play the sharper I'll be, and I'm determined to have a good second half to the season because I basically missed the first half".

But Phillips also stressed the importance of Pulsipher building up the innings and experience that are needed for a pitcher who has basically missed most of the last two seasons after undergoing reconstructive elbow surgery.

"The Arabs are basically missing in action," Mr. Crocker said.

So our way of looking for life is an incredible conservative way because we will basically miss a lot of life that just didn't do oxygen.

Compounding that problem is one of what I would call false precision, the sense that if we only crunched the numbers better, we could find the answer, which, basically, misses the point.

It shows extreme intelligence but basically misses the point: yes, there are possible macro dangers, but you have to go all the way around Robin Hood's barn to get to them, and you have to use what I think are extremely far-fetched hypotheticals to get to a scary situation.

The BCC says its members frequently complain that the "soft skills" that make people employable are basically missing in local workers, forcing them to turn to EU and non-EU labour markets.