Sentence examples for basically recognised from inspiring English sources
The state-run Global Times said in an editorial that the US had "basically recognised a stronger China", adding that while Washington "explicitly shows favour for Tokyo and Manila" in territorial disputes it had also sought to avoid irritating China due to its economic importance.
Europeans basically recognise that there is a serious risk of something catastrophic happening and the chances are it will be cheaper to try to fix it now, than to do nothing.
In the 19th century, as basically everyone has always recognised, the budding industrial economy created very large increases in inequality.The Gini coefficient on taxable wealth in Massachusetts increased from 0.734 in 1820 to 0.907 in 1900, and in Ohio it rose from 0.806 in 1830 to 0.864 in 1900 (Steckel 1994).But maybe Mr Brooks meant to refer to the beginning of the 20th century?
Basically, Leonard explained, everyone wants quidditch to get recognised and to grow but not at the compromise of the core values.
You have to recognise that, basically, the direction of these last few years has been the right one for Argentina.
As a child of the 1940s, I remember its pleasurable slipperiness, as well as the delightful taste that I now recognise came basically from sugar and tomatoes.
Basically they take tennis into disadvantaged areas – she was particularly trying to take it to girls, because she recognised that there aren't nearly enough girls playing the game in this country.
The central point of the analysis is two variables recognised in previous studies as important factors in the study of cooperation with these agents, but which basically have been dealt with from a purely theoretical viewpoint.
I was recognised yesterday.
They recognised Orsonjit immediately.
