Sentence examples for basically to decide from inspiring English sources

Basically, to decide among the appropriate bit flippings for a particular locus requires the knowledge of that homozygous SNP from a regular genotype.

12.13am: The next two putts are basically going to decide whether tomorrow is essentially a write-off for Europe or almost back to square one.

Their job, basically, is to decide who gets what resources.

"Students are basically having to decide whether to buy a book or pay the rent," Dr. Watkins added.

The high-information swing voters are basically left to decide which dishonesty is worse, and which unacknowledged cuts or tax hikes they'd rather risk having to bear.

When it comes to cases for phones, tablets and even laptops, you basically have to decide between two classes — those that are protective and those that are stylish.

We basically had to decide if a mutiny was what we needed – in order to readjust the way that WikiLeaks was developing.

But once you take them, then you basically have to decide: Am I going to sit home and hide in the basement forever, or am I, like my friend Diala, going to play whatever mind game it takes, or none at all, and just go on with my life?

A federal district judge issued an initial ruling blocking the payments in 2015, but an appeal on the case is pending ― and in the meantime, the president basically gets to decide whether to make the payments.

Because it's basically who gets to decide.

"New people are flocking to Uber in part due to the money that they can make and due to the flexibility you have, basically being able to decide when you want and where you want to work," said Rachel Holt, Uber's regional general manager for the East.