Sentence examples for basically there will be from inspiring English sources

"Basically there will be no such thing as the perfect murder any more as a virtual autopsy allows you to find every piece of evidence," he said.

"Basically, there will be two countries - a 'good U.S.' comprised of profitable states like Texas and Alaska, and a 'bad U.S.' saddled with astronomical health-care costs, pricey social-service programs and lame reality TV shows," said J. Morton Lippincott, a Harvard business professor.

This basically means there will be earmarks, like crazy.

You'll notice that our own Palm Pre review hasn't run yet – long freaking story – but I enjoyed Uncle Walt Mossberg's look at the Pre during which he basically confirms that there will be a new iPhone next week.

Basically, it means there will be lots of change.

The sheer amount of activity on Election Day basically guarantees that there will be all sorts of chicanery.

"A.M.D. basically becomes road kill, but there will be a huge ripple effect all up and down the semiconductor supply chain".

"Basically, we plan to go public next year, but there will be companies that will try to acquire us," he said by telephone from Monte Carlo.

Although there will be no restriction on pharmacotherapy, it should basically comply with practice guidelines for major depression such as those of the American Psychiatric Association.

There will be some below-ground work, some studies, but basically it is above-ground".

He basically said, 'thanks for gifting me the war cry – there'll be a day when I pay you back'.