Sentence examples for basically spoken from inspiring English sources

The Competition Commission has, basically, spoken.

The existing rentals at Newport "are basically spoken for," the waterfront has become a proven residential alternative to Manhattan and there is not only a need for more residences, but for apartments "that are a little less expensive" than those at the river's edge, he said.

And the economic benefits of fracking basically speak for themselves.

By the end of the book, she's basically speaking to no one.

Very basically speaking, if you're not shooting on goal, you're not giving yourself much of a chance to score.

William West, a constable, remembered Duckenfield telling officers "we were useless, we were no good, we had been doing it all wrong … He got us into the briefing room and he basically spoke at us for 20 minutes, telling us how the district was a disgrace, it had been badly run, it was going to be his way now".

"The ad is basically speaking to a majority of menstruating women," and not to the minority of women with the psychological problem for which Yaz is approved, said Dr. Nada L. Stotland, a professor of psychiatry at Rush Medical Center in Chicago and the president of the American Psychiatric Association.

It's Star Trek-like technology, basically speaking.

Especially since he's basically speaking an "alienese".

Basically speaking now we are going to see what the company's reaction is".

Basically speaking, we propose network coding (NC) [13], in order to have more information flooding in the network than replicas.