Sentence examples for basically successful from inspiring English sources

James's rule of Scotland was basically successful.

Since most of the crisis countries are now recovering rapidly, the IMF programmes were basically successful.

The police here and in Cairo were basically successful in containing the demonstrations.

Basically, successful scientific research, the evidence based force that is driving the evolution of our society, is somewhat ironically driven by luck.

Super Tuesday was a long and bumpy night full of highlights and low lights for each candidate that ended in an underwhelming but basically successful outcome for Mitt Romney.

"Beijing's excessive reaction fits into the story line of a more assertive China, and this gathering image is inimical to Beijing's basically successful foreign policy strategy of the last three decades," said David M. Lampton, director of China studies and a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

"German football has basically been successful for 50 years; the English have had no success for 50 years.

There have been, basically, two successful solutions.

That is basically what successful entrepreneurs get to do daily.

At the same time, there's no doubt in my mind what we're going to see on CNN over the next several months: American GIs and Bosnian children together building bridges, highways, roads, schools — basically a very successful operationat the outset, as the initial Beirut operation was, as the Somalia operation was — if I may be so bold, as the pacification effort in Vietnam was at the outset.

So basically, today's successful women leaders are considered by the rest of us to be in some way "lucky" to have gotten to where they are.