Sentence examples for basically placed from inspiring English sources

Crucially, the office of the state's attorney general, who has received campaign donations from the utility, added five words to the ballot question: "irrespective of cost to consumers". "They basically placed an ad against the measure in the measure," Steyer said.

The instances of misclassification are basically placed into neighboring classes.

Pages are basically placed in sandboxes and the only way a hacker could cause harm would be to find a bug in the rendering engine and escape those sandboxes.

"The shock has basically placed a blockade in the country's journey to prosperity," Sierra Leone's Minister of Finance and Economic Development Kaifala Marah wrote in an October assessment of Ebola's economic and social impact on the country.

On a practical level, we realized that we wouldn't have to pay for anything at this party, which basically placed it within our top ten right off the bat.

Japanese games of this ilk have traditionally had very tight stories populated by very specific casts of characters, leaving the player with relatively little freedom; this year's Final Fantasy XIII took that approach to an infuriating extreme by basically placing the player on rails for 60 hours.

Jimdo basically places their widgets into key parts of the template using special tags their site understands.

As some noted constitutional scholars have said, this theory basically places the president above the law.

Basically, place the dough in each hole of the muffin tin, and leave it open so that you can put the remaining ingredients into each dough circle.

The threats are basically places from which it is thought insurgents could attack, with different areas suited to different weapons systems.

And I can, basically, place one Gaussian over here, place another Gaussian over here, and then the density estimate, the probability density over over data on this line, looks like this black line, some weighted combination of these two Gaussians.