Sentence examples for have basically only from inspiring English sources

Instead, it wants to lure the higher-end business travelers who now have basically only one choice, Air Canada.

The claim that Socrates was not a metaphysician or epistemologist is particularly hard to evaluate, for we have basically only Plato's dialogues as evidence.

I support the freedom to make jokes, even if they're bad, and even if they're the most hackneyed rehash of all your other bad jokes – even if you've basically only got one joke.

But up until now, they've basically only been doing it based on recommendations from your social graph on Chomp.

Not bad for a guy who had basically only a food stall when he won the award.

We have basically been positive only on MasterCard, and that has been a great name to own.

And it makes sense on its own terms, since if you've decided that social mobility will be achieved by intervening at the parental level with the under-threes, you have basically decided this: if only everybody would parent (there's really no other verb for it) the way the richest parent, then everybody would have the same chances as currently only the richest enjoy.

"So, we only have basically two returners from last year.

Geostationary satellites around Earth, for example, have basically circular orbits and only differ in their altitudes by 150 meters, which is almost negligible in the grand scheme of things.

This will make them have more respect for you and think you're different from other girls By this time, if you are doing it right, they will have basically dropped other girls and are only thinking about you.

'We were talking about when we made up our minds what we wanted to do and I realised I've basically made only one career decision in my life - and I was five years old at the time.