Sentence examples for has basically collapsed from inspiring English sources

Existing carbon markets have been plagued with volatile pricing – Europe's cost of carbon has basically collapsed – or rules that prevent carbon trading with developing countries.

But they have basically collapsed since the departure of Ralph Reed," the Christian Coalition leader who stepped down in 1997.

"We have basically collapsed since the All-Star break, and it's the first time I've seen a team collapse when it's had great pitching," Bowden said.

Over the weekend, the Washington Post reported that negotiations for a long-term SOFA plan have basically collapsed, and now they're hoping to salvage a short-term "bridge" agreement and leave long-term negotiations until next year -- after we have sworn in a new American president.

But the tunnel economy collapsed in 2013 after Egypt cracked down, and in the five years since, Gaza's economy has basically ground to a halt.

Mr Rajan points to the unusual growth and subsequent collapse in the construction industry, but as Mr Shimer notes unemployment has basically doubled among all subgroups within the labour force.

"Work has basically stopped".

Our friendship has basically dissolved".

Congress has, basically, three options.

This shift has basically three reasons.

"There was contaminated soil, there was structural defects on the building, the hotel management industry basically collapsed, we had Sept. 11 after that, all those obstacles.