Sentence examples for basically thanks from inspiring English sources

But basically, thanks to various Jewish groups, survivors' lawyers and American government officials, compensation agreements have been reached with Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, the Netherlands, half a dozen European insurance companies and others.

Most basically, thanks to many conversations with others, I have learned that acceptance does not mean "giving in" to the headache, but learning to live with how it is in the moment.

Shyp was already seeing 6% conversions from deliveries to new users, and that was basically thanks just to the label on the box, Gibbon said.

"Dell's had some pretty credible offerings in the past, and the market basically said thanks but no thanks," he says.

And the chance for holding those who caused the crisis accountable is basically gone, thanks Mr. President.

The third season will be a total of "18 unforgettable hours," Nevins said, which we already basically guessed thanks to some IMDb sleuthing, but now we know for sure.

Thanks thanks thanks.

The biggest loser was Cleveland: They could have added Shaq, Antwan Jamison, Vince Carter, Richard Jefferson, even Zack Randolph; instead, they basically said, "No thanks, we're good".

Oh, and the whole thing is being filmed (and uploaded online!) from basically every angle, thanks to a very carefully aligned rig of four hidden cameras.

Normally I would spend too much time dwelling on the finer points of production capacity, but here's a device that was launched to widespread praise by an underdog smartphone company some people have written off, and HTC has basically been getting screwed thanks to part shortages for the One's Ultrapixel camera and a brief injunction due to the HDR microphone it uses.

That said, Star Wars is obviously the type of cultural touchstone where it's easy to delude yourself and believe you've basically seen the originals thanks to sheer omnipresence and secondary references in other media.