Sentence examples for had basically kept from inspiring English sources

On one of her rest stops, Goodwin told Carla Gene that David's good health and abdominal muscle tone had basically kept much of the internal bleeding in check by keeping his internal organs tight and the lacerated abdominal artery in place.

"The help I've had basically kept me from killing myself," she says.

Job creation has basically kept pace with population growth.

Not just domestically, but Keith [Mills] and I have basically kept the International Inspiration programme going, which is driving full throttle ahead.

Both come with injury baggage, as concussions have been a problem for Collie (he suffered another one in the second preseason game) and knee problems have basically kept Avery off the field since 2009.

"Frankly, I'm terribly disappointed that my Republican colleagues here in leadership positions in the Senate and those running for president have basically kept their mouths shut," Reid told reporters.

They were very demoralized; no one had listened to them for a long time, and they had basically decided to lie low and keep their mouths shut.

Strickler admits he had basically given up.

I've basically had to keep fasting 3 days per week just to maintain, and still, the last couple of months it shot up in an alarming way, despite everything.

You've basically got to keep your cover so as not to reveal your "Dark Passenger" to others and maintaining your "Mask" meter or risk losing the game.

"When you have political opponents incarcerated, when you have the minority television stations basically kept off the air, these are not positive developments," Mr. Dreier said.