Sentence examples for has basically pushed from inspiring English sources

"The cost to profit margin has basically pushed asbestos out of the United States," says LaDou. "The litigation business is very active, and actuaries often have better information to determine risk than we have".

"These trade winds have basically pushed water up into western Pacific and have driven these exceptionally high rates of [sea-level rise] in the Solomons," said Albert.

The report's author Dr Simon Albert told the Guardian that "trade winds have basically pushed water up into western Pacific and have driven these exceptionally high rates of [sea-level rise] in the Solomons" – something only somewhat exacerbated by global warming.

"Zero-tolerance policies that school districts have are basically pushing the debt forward," Dr. Sege said.

Instead of pushing the banks to do what is needed, the Obama administration has basically urged them to do their best to help, mainly by reducing interest rates for troubled borrowers.

Workers continued pushing for shorter hours, but the movement fizzled after the 1930s and has basically been replaced by demands for a higher minimum wage.

"Work has basically stopped".

Our friendship has basically dissolved".

Congress has, basically, three options.

"Mom has basically completely rejected me".

Microsoft has basically two choices.