Sentence examples for basically offering from inspiring English sources
The Green Backyard represents something completely opposite, offering a different understanding of that, and basically offering love.
You might not like the Ryan-Romney approach, but you have to admit that President Obama is basically offering four more years of the status quo.
Like the intro, the author is basically offering his readers a deal: stick with the next bit, because the drama with resume soon.
By agreeing to a summit, in Singapore, he was basically offering legitimacy to a ruthless Communist regime and, potentially, providing the aid that would allow it to survive.
"They are basically offering a more robust sales proposition, bigger audiences and the opportunity to get ads in front of more eyeballs," said Steve Capus, the president of NBC News.
"Lockheed caved in, and they've bought themselves next year's election by basically offering three seats to institutions and major shareholder interests," said Howard A. Rubel, an analyst at C. J. Lawrence, Morgan Grenfell Inc.
None are pro-choice, though a few appear to be basically neutral (offering a definition of abortion, essentially, as part of a discussion of sexual health).
"The Mubarak government privatized basically by offering state properties to their cronies," said Ragui Assaad, an economist who studies Egypt at the University of Minnesota.
She keeps pushing these conversations, as she often does, using intimacy as an extreme sport, and maybe as a punishment for Josh for letting her in and for begging her to stay (after she begged him to beg her to stay) — basically, for offering a fantasy of steak in the refrigerator and sweaters that cost as much as her month's rent.
However, Groupon is basically alone in offering this kind of functionality, as the other big deal players basically stand around and pick their noses.
This seems to be the season for horror movies that are basically teases -- offering a promise of a good scare and then running away before delivering.
