Sentence examples for decided basically from inspiring English sources

"We need to look at transfers, transfer sums, the agents, because a couple of years ago Fifa decided basically to get rid of the agent regulations and we've had some mixed feedback to that.

But I just don't see how more than a tiny fraction of it could possible adhere to our electrician or teacher or secretary who's decided, basically, that the financial services professionals and government regulators know what they're doing.

They decided, basically, no.

"No," he decided basically on the spot.

Isn't that the way elections should be decided, basically without FBI Directors or Attorneys General?

I don't think there's any logical reason other than 5 new GMs this year decided basically to blow up their team.

The jury hears two stories, and decides, basically, whether the prosecution's story is credible enough to withstand the alternative scenarios offered by the defence.

There will be a point after this in which the boys sort of have to, in their way, confront all of this and decide basically how they're going to find their way forward again.

"If they decide not to spend, or if they decide basically not to invest, then everyone else's health and well-being depends upon the decisions of a few, whose consumption decisions are utterly different and completely independent of everyone else's".

"We decided to basically crowd-source the problem of what to do about global climate change".

"Because Ryan decided to basically ignore defense and not use any of the reduction in tax expenditures to reduce the deficit, it does place a disproportionately adverse effect on other parts of the budget," Mr. Bowles said in an interview, including "the things that I think are important to protect the truly disadvantaged".