Sentence examples for has basically not from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, over the past 40 years, public opinion on abortion has basically not changed, and it isn't likely to for the foreseeable future.

"The G20 has basically not tackled the shadow financial system, which remains largely intact – there have been no moves to improve transparency, not much has been done on tax havens or blind trusts," he says.

The number of villages included in CHIP 2008 shows a larger decline, but the number of households and individuals interviewed in 2008 has basically not changed.

Noonan is "struck" by people who "kind of like Obama" who don't like his policies, which basically means Peggy Noonan has basically not ventured outside her peer group.

But hidden in the folds of the voluminous pages will be slick riders aimed to tear down Obama's legacy and push him to pull out a tool he has basically not used, the veto pen?

Antidepressants, amazingly, have basically not been tested on suicidal patients.

There were, however, frustrations expressed and questions about discriminating ethical issues from other types of issues: "I've had other issues where I've been questioning whether it's an ethical problem or not and I've actually contacted IBLCE [International Board of Lactation Consultants Examiners – the certifying body] and they've basically not given me any help at all.

Will the U.N., which has basically left Iraq, not flee again when its officials get attacked again -- which will happen even after Iraqis have sovereignty?

"He has basically said he does not want to play in Portland," the source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told The Associated Press.

Well the current administration has basically said we're not interested in sticking with that.

"First, I think he will have lost the incoming chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, who has basically said, 'thou shalt not.'".