Sentence examples for explore basically from inspiring English sources

The National Petrochemical Refiners Association, which represents virtually all American refiners, plans to challenge the new rules in federal court as part of a broader bid to explore "basically every avenue for revision," Bob Slaughter, the group's general counsel, said.

"My wonderland is a little forest grove," says Ele. "I'd imagine myself there hanging out with [my tulpa] and we'd talk… or we'd go explore, basically the same stuff you'd do with a friend in real life".

"My wonderland is a little forest grove," said Ele. "I'd imagine myself there hanging out with [my tulpa] and we'd talk… or we'd go explore, basically the same stuff you'd do with a friend in real life".

"Tony Hall outlined all sorts of new areas he wants the BBC to explore but basically the main job of the BBC is making public service programmes," he said.

As the samples explored are basically unbiased, it is suggested that our results are representative of the entire olfactory receptor gene repertoire.

They are modifications of the 802.11 standard to include such relaying in combination with rate diversity, and basically explore the use of a single relay in a 2-hop path as was illustrated in Figure 2.

If you can launch from the moon... it doesn't take much fuel or energy to get anywhere, so you can basically explore the solar system from that point.

"Warren and Nick came up with some lovely references and points of departure, which we were then given freedom to basically explore, and I think that's where we were able to turn a lot of abstract thoughts presented to us into something tangible and visible".

The Explore tab basically has all the same functionality, but you can navigate much more easily with all that extra real estate.

My goal was to explore places that were basically empty on the map for me, places that I knew next to nothing about.

This time around, Anthony Ha, Greg Kumparak would up discussing BlackBerry's decision to "explore strategic alternatives" (which basically means it is up for sale), the cheeky new hidden "Easter egg" Google hid in Google Maps, and what Jumptap's $200+ million sale to Millennial Media says about the state of mobile advertising.