Sentence examples for basically stated from inspiring English sources

Martz basically stated that White was not the player he used to be.

Having read everything the Princeton professor had ever written, the Democrats were keenly aware that he supported a "doctrine of fairness," which basically stated that the party that won the most votes in the state should have the most seats in the Legislature.

CarryPad has the audio clip but the man basically stated the chip will be physically thinner than the current crop of ULV chips.

Mr King signed the documents the captain had handed to him, which, he says, basically stated that he had "read them and knew what would happen to me if I opened my mouth too wide".

When asked about Microsoft's shift towards requiring Silverlight for applications such as the new Bing Maps, officials from the company basically stated that they're doing it because they had to.

It basically stated that the courts shouldn't be allowed to force religious denominations to participate in activities they find in opposition to their beliefs.

Next to an identical drawing was another message, basically stating that if the player were a punter or less prominent — "Legal".

"It is very vague but it basically states that the health policy you have must be established under the small business," Mr. Hall said.

This law basically states that all isolated systems, in the absence of an input of energy, relentlessly decay, or tend toward disorder.

The physician-patient compact basically states that a doctor will care for a patient in exchange for compensation and that the patient will heed the doctor's advice.

Craig Durkin, a gleaner with Concrete Jungle, in Atlanta, said, "This is basically stating, as I understand it, 'We came into your yard to pick apples.