Sentence examples for basically understanding from inspiring English sources

"It's basically understanding how diversity of life on the planet arose".

In this book, Mr. Perkins compiles meticulous detail on deals, managing budgets, overcoming obstacles and basically understanding the travel industry from the perspective of the small-business traveler.

"A lot of that is basically understanding the way it's working and making sure it's working the way we expect it.

I have a few decidedly grumpy things to say about the phone here but seeing it in person – and basically understanding the ludicrousness of the idea – have made me a believer.

According to Ted Blackman, Canadian fans were basically understanding of Team Canada's actions as being provoked while the team was under duress.

Basically, understanding that we have a natural need to control our surroundings, protect that which we possess and avoid conflict, combined with knowing what I know about many churches, it is no wonder at all that the "spiritual but not religious" set is on the rise.

"Outstanding schools are being encouraged into academy status, schools at the bottom end are being forced to become academies, so that leaves schools in the middle, and basically my understanding is that the financial viability of local authorities is left in the balance.

This new approach basically gives each individual a rudimentary sense of vision and basic understanding of its surroundings.

Despite, the solutions are basically relied on understanding the fundamental of its electronic behaviours.

The architecture of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LH-RH) nerve ends and the S-100 protein containing folliculo-stellate cells forming gap junctions in the pars tuberalis is basically important in understanding the regulation of the hormone producing mechanism of anterior pituitary glands.

Unfortunately, the kind of people who head major online services live such incredibly cosseted existences that most of them seem basically incapable of understanding — or caring — that "even though you have nothing to hide and live your life like an open book, pseudonyms are really important to people who do not lead the cozy existence that you do," to quote legendary hacker Jamie Zawinski.