Sentence examples for basically would have from inspiring English sources

The Democratic approach basically would have Medicare pay for drugs the way it now pays for hospital and physician benefits.

"My personal view was different in the sense that I basically would have let them resign," he says blandly, "because I thought the program was perfectly legitimate".

The latter proposed the establishment of what basically would have been a revived Byzantine Empire, but an empire in which monarchical institutions would have been replaced by republican institutions on the French model.

If the Mets had lost, their season basically would have been over; no major league team has come back from a 3-0 definit in a four-of-seven-game series.

Mr. Barbour's lawyer, Ronald Fischetti, said his client accepted the deal because if a jury had convicted him of the original felony sex charges against him he would have been forced to register as a sex offender, "which basically would have ended his career".

(In fact, Friendster basically would have been "Facebook"—a real name network, focused on real-world relationships for efficient communication).

Basically, you would have had two options.

If someone had asked him, a year ago, to name his dream job, he said, "basically, I would have said, writing on a TV show that I created".

I went: 'Oh, tell me more' – like, never in a million years was I going to do it, but basically, they would have doubled it.

"I know his family was not excited about moving from Florida to Minnesota, so basically he would have been away from them for a year.

Basically, it would have a large group of people living in a sort of three-dimensional real-world Facebook, where "friends" could participate in one another's every move.