Sentence examples for basically to be able from inspiring English sources

Speaking of the company's philanthropic foundation, he delivers, with a straight face, such lines as "We set it up, basically, to be able to give back and to try to help young people and young children".

And so it's an industry that some orphanages are benefiting [from] - and they are promoting adoption basically to be able to sustain and maintain the orphanages," he told the BBC's Focus on Africa programme.

To my friends, they'd be like, "Oh wow!" Everyone basically aspired to be able to go to America one day, to visit or to move there.

We basically have to be able to map the function of all of these blood vessels in a live animal in order to be able to understand what causes this brain blood flow decrease.

Basically, they want to be able to go to the voters and complain about the Democrats.

mayer: It's hard to know because it's hard to get enough hard data about where dark money is because it's basically designed not to be able to be followed.

FOR 33 of his 43 years, Marc Sophos has wanted basically one thing: to be able to devote all his time to WDFH-FM (90.3), a radio station he started in his home here when he was 10.

"Unless you work over the hill at Google or Apple and are making a ton of money, you're basically not going to be able to afford anything here," said Dale Davis, 65, who was recently priced out of Santa Cruz with her husband.

"But I saw another one and he said 'well we're basically not going to be able to stop you'".

This basically allows people to be able to own part of the blue diamond ring like they would part of a company.

Basically, I need to be able to control two or more "cameras" for editing into a video stream, the way Operator11 worked until it started sucking.