Sentence examples for basically paying for from inspiring English sources

Then the middle class is basically paying for a billionaire's kid to go to college".

Wilson says: "I couldn't pay all her tuition fees, so I'm basically paying for her maintenance.

There is no question that Harken was basically paying for Mr. Bush's connections.

When nonconnoisseurs buy an expensive bottle, they're acting like new parents hiring a nanny: they're basically paying for a false sense of assurance.

But when you're in the gym your parents are basically paying for you to work to the best of your ability.

"The GI Bill is basically paying for my books and maybe for some booze on the weekend," Peterson says.

At another level, many dislike the basic transaction at the heart of universal coverage: richer people have to basically pay for poorer people's health-insurance.

So I basically paid for them to come over for three days in Bloomsbury".

Admittedly the bike could be expensive, but think of the commuting savings – it basically pays for itself.

Beyond money to pay for licensed music and some voice acting, Gone Home's budget basically pays for food and rent and living expenses for four people.

We've developed a huge superstructure in universities and academic hospitals where there is enormous pressure on scientists to basically pay for their laboratories to run.