Sentence examples for basically trial from inspiring English sources

"It's basically trial and error, and you only get one try a year," said Rudy Marchesi, 51, a co-owner of Alba Vineyard in Milford.

From that point on, it's basically trial and error.

"It now becomes basically a trial, and that is the only chance that the mayor will get to clear his name," Mr. Arseneault said.

Once you're done, you visit new character Brother Vance at the Vestian Outpost, basically the Trials overlord, who hands out the tiers of rewards.

Current interpretation techniques are mainly based upon by pressure type-curve matching which is basically a trial-and-error procedure.

The design of a microemulsion for a specific reservoir is basically a trial-and-error procedure; that is, the formulation of the microemulsion slug for a particular reservoir depends on the reservoir condition after the secondary recovery process and the properties of the microemulsion slug itself.

Until then, it's basically just trial-and-error.

A year ago Microsoft basically did a trial run of Live Search CashBack with Live Search Club, which lured searchers to Microsoft with offers of prizes to users for using Live Search.

He basically claimed pre-trial (but not at trial) that the late federal prosecutor, Jeremiah O'Sullivan, promised him prospective immunity for his crimes "up to and including murder" in exchange for information.

The Church then put her through a four-month heresy trial — basically a fake trial.

"In this case, you're putting someone on trial basically because she was honest about who she is".