Sentence examples for basically on how from inspiring English sources

The question is, do we agree basically on how to fix it, for lack of a better term, deal with it?

"We define success basically on how strong the work is, how well received it is, and even more so by what kind of experience the filmmakers have within their own community," Pierson said.

This time will depend basically on passengers: how many are exiting, how many are entering, and how efficiently they are doing so.

In a rare convergence, conservatives and liberals basically agree on how this happened.

"We've been basically focusing on how to get people to actually come back and look at their old photos, how to get them to re-engage with photos they took eight years ago.

Everything basically hangs on how much fealty the golf club is willing to show to its historic corporate sponsors.

Most members' ability to benefit from the boom basically hinges on how much their government is willing to do for them.

"There are a number of reasons why I didn't do that, one of which was that 'Blurred Lines' is almost a year old already and there's already been 10,000 parodies on YouTube, and a lot of those were basically comments on how the original song was a little misogynistic and possibly rapey.

Last week, we made note of the way the hearings on Chuck Hagel as the next secretary of Defense -- both within and outside the Senate chambers -- had reached an apotheosis of weird, with the discussion now basically centered on how it would be really bad for Hagel if any of the odd rumors about stuff he'd allegedly said or money he'd allegedly received turned out to be true.

"The statute is basically a limitation on how long after an event you can sue over the event," Mr. Saft said.

So that's why we don't want to start disclosing the size of the investment because it will basically start speculations on how long this money will last and so on.