Sentence examples for basically produced from inspiring English sources

Singleton has basically produced a detailed mapping report - as a PDF and vectored images - on every one of the local authorities of England & Wales.

But Mobil's differentiation occurred at the dealer locations, not at its own facilities, which basically produced commodity products (gasoline, heating oil, and jet fuel).

So if you look at how people use most of the web, most products out there, even if you're logged in, if I looked over your two shoulders, you see the same stuff because it's basically produced for the masses.

From an implementation point of view, graphene is basically produced in these ways: chemical vapour deposition (CVD) [9], epitaxial growth [10], exfoliation [11], unzipping of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and the reduction of graphene oxide (GO) [12].

So, John Leventhal basically produced this latest project with you?

Where Metallica had basically produced the previous albums themselves, the group went into the studio this time with Bob Rock, a producer best known for pulling slick, well-crafted, radio-friendly product out of Motley Crue, Bon Jovi and Kingdom Come, not exactly the sort of bands that get your average Metallica fan hot and bothered.

"We will be crossing limits which will basically produce impacts that are unacceptable".

They can basically produce drugs with a measure of impunity," he said.

"This is basically producing glass, solar cells, microwave generators and radar," said David R. Criswell, director of the Institute for Space Systems Operations at the University of Houston.

Tim Latham, head of water supply at Bournemouth, says: "We basically produce water but in becoming more energy efficient we want to be viewed as a green company that tries to do the right thing".

CNet's Charles Cooper picked up on the story, asking whether the bloggers were paid for their "people ready" tales and implying that by getting involved in conversational marketing, these guys are basically producing advertorial.