Sentence examples for basically problem from inspiring English sources

"It's basically problem solving," he explains, "a very mathematical process of figuring out which pieces of information to reveal -- and when -- that comedy writers do all the time".

In fact, for these abstract impulsive stochastic partial differential and integro-differential equations one considers basically problems for which the impulses are abrupt and instantaneous.

Basically, the problem is modeled as a binary classification problem, in which the goal of the SVM-based methods is to find a hyperplane that separates the relevant from the non-relevant images.

(This is basically the problem of 'ignorance and error.') Putnam made the same basic point via a number of thought-experiments.

Which was basically the problem.

Basically, the problem has been solved.

Basically the problem was this: the Brussels bureaucrats were just like the badgers.

"Abortion and the risks of illegality are basically a problem for the poor and black women of Brazil," Diniz says.

When I was a kid, my mother, a schoolteacher, turned to the library to solve basically any problem.

Thus, a basically political problem is looming for those lenders who purchased and now own the debt obligations of the US (that is, Treasury securities).

John Sutherland, a biochemist at Cambridge University in England, said geologists and astronomers were more interested in talking and speculating about the origin of life than chemists were, even though it is basically a problem of "nitty-gritty chemistry".