Sentence examples for basically price from inspiring English sources

It allows short-sellers to basically price mortgage-backed bonds and to make them trade for pennies, even if the bonds are still meeting their payments.

"Basically price trends in Japan have been stabilising," Martin Schulz from the Fujitsu Research Institute in Tokyo told the BBC on Friday.

Basically, Price Deputy checks the items on the receipt and the prices paid, and sees if anyone else got a better deal.

Both places basically price out all of the "others," makes them live like rats who just do chores for the elites, or have them exist merely as people whose dreams are breaking until they're forced to flee.

Basically, prices rose sharply only where zoning restrictions and other factors limited the construction of new houses.

Audrey, who works as a housing officer, adds: "Single people are basically priced out of the housing market at the moment, particularly in London, and doubling up is the only practical way to keep costs low.

Today's consumers are largely unaware that negative production externalities are not internalised and that this is why products are cheaper than they should otherwise be; basically, pricing today does not reflect the true environmental cost of production.

If it sounds like Duetto is basically price-gouging-as-a-service, you might not have dealt with the annoyance of not being able to get a hotel room anywhere near where you're supposed to be since they all sold out months ago.

"The five beaches that everyone goes to in Mexico are basically priced for Americans," says Leffel.

The stock market had basically priced in the half-point cut, says Bruce Kasman, chief U.S. economist at J.P. Morgan.

I believe Armageddon for housing and Wall Street and the consumer and globalization is basically priced into the market.