Sentence examples for have basically begun from inspiring English sources

Well, young people have basically begun to stop smoking cigarettes, which must a good thing.

Haff argues that in our thousands of years of harnessing technology – including the first technologies like stone tools, wheels and crops – the technology itself has basically begun to act practically independently, creating a new sphere (i.e., like the biosphere or atmosphere or lithosphere), but like nothing the planet has ever seen before.

With General Manager Steve Phillips's declaration that he will no longer pursue a trade for Sheffield with the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Mets have basically decided they will begin defense of their National League pennant with the team that occupies their spring camp in Port St .Lucie on this day.

So you have basically crime syndicates that are beginning to find a home in Pattaya.

Not long after, the financial crisis hit, and a decade of austerity began, in which budgets have basically flatlined.

We have basically passed peak fish.

We have basically codified wasteful overstaffing".

Actually, France and the Netherlands have basically the same performance.

Investors have basically lost faith.

Their results have basically held up.

He had basically abandoned the idea of beginning a charter management organization and left the three schools-in-progress to find outside help on their own.