Sentence examples for basically under from inspiring English sources

"The tenants were basically under siege," said Mr. De Rienzo.

Basically, under American law, anyone interesting is a felon.

"Western South Dakota is basically under a no-travel advisory".

"This money is basically under a mattress now," he says.

Basically under climate change nobody knows what will happen to those clouds.

In the old days, Fama recalled, "Chicago economics was basically under attack the world over.

As well as playing in the Premier League's under-21 competition, they are also competing in the new UEFA Youth League this season, which is basically an under-19s Champions League.

Done badly, done clunkily, done without any pretence of artfulness or critique t's basically an under-studied undergraduate desperately quoting from the introductory pages of 15 secondary texts in a failed attempt at looking in control.

That means basically everyone under 40.

"Basically anything under the sun - graffiti, album covers, robots," she said.

"It's basically been under the radar screen," Peter Spiro, a law professor at Hofstra University, said.