Sentence examples for basically to those from inspiring English sources
Yet, following Rawls, we never consider the dangers of running an overheated system where demand is ratcheted up in the giddy Medicare world that supplies health care basically to those at 65 years at zero marginal cost.
The race/color "brown", or "pardo" in Portuguese, permits individuals to self-identify as of a mixed race, "black" referring basically to those who self-identify as being predominantly of African ancestry; "yellow" refers to those of Asian background, these predominantly being of Japanese ancestry [ 7].
According to team manager Luca Baldisserri, "The cars used by Kimi [Räikkönen] and Felipe [Massa] are basically to the same specification as those that were used in Spain, with the exception that at Istanbul Park we will not use the slotted nose.
He said the fighter jets were scrambled "basically to let those aircraft know that we see them and in case of a threat, to let them know we are there to protect our sovereign airspace".
Led by the brutally cynical Manchester Black, 'The Elite' are all-too willing to do what Superman won't, which is basically to wantonly murder those who threaten the safety of innocents.
I kept those jobs basically to pay rent... and I liked nice things so I knew I had to work!
But, although these biochemical processes are basically similar to those involved in the biosynthesis of other macromolecules, their occurrence is specifically subservient to the genetic information in DNA.
Macrophages recognize and ingest foreign particles by mechanisms that are basically similar to those of granulocytes, although the digestive process is slower and not as complete.
Leeches (Hirudinea), also monoecious, have one pair of ovaries and a segmentally arranged series of testes with duct systems basically similar to those of earthworms.
Concealed on either side of its abdomen are structures called hair pencils that contain the alkaloids and that are formed from modified scales (basically similar to those that cover the wings and other parts of the body, although different in form).
