Sentence examples for basically not to from inspiring English sources

"My job was just basically not to screw it up," Lackey said.

"It allows a community of adults, basically, not to have anything to do with children," Mr. Hall said.

The first strategy is, most basically, not to report on things – at least not until the stories reach what Claire Wardle and Hossein Derakhshan have identified as the "tipping point", when the story becomes relevant to people outside the community in which the behavior occurs.

Consequently, under today's welfare system, taxpayers are effectively paying the bottom 20% of the income ladder more than a trillion dollars a year basically not to work.

Basically, not to maniacally push through life as I had done a mere hour earlier on my crusade to getting to class to achieve relaxation.

"If they decide not to spend, or if they decide basically not to invest, then everyone else's health and well-being depends upon the decisions of a few, whose consumption decisions are utterly different and completely independent of everyone else's".

"But I saw another one and he said 'well we're basically not going to be able to stop you'".

I'm basically not going to be able to function today!!! I've only done 7,000 steps today?

If the chief executive is not one who is open-minded, culturally curious and willing to embrace these markets, and learn about them, you are basically not going to win in markets like India.

It means you're basically not blind to how they play.

"Construction firms are basically not allowed to go bust," Mr. Evans said.