Sentence examples for have basically used from inspiring English sources

In the past five years several authors have, basically, used Rayleigh's optimization concept to solve a variety of problems of elastic stability, vibrations, heat conduction, etc., and more recently, implemented it in finite element formulations.

Until now games on phones and tablets have basically used those devices as small versions of traditional game machines; they did not allow you to play directly with other users in real time and they certainly took no note of where you were in the real world.

"We've basically used up all our collateral," Mr. Davis said.

Wait a minute, he has basically used his answer to impugn my integrity.

Without wishing to spoil the ending for you, Raffaello now lives in a federal prison in Pennsylvania, having pleaded guilty to a multimillion-dollar fraud, in which he had basically used all the investors' money to enjoy a lavish celebrity lifestyle with Anne.

Apple's new redesigned iMac marks a significant departure from a physical design that the company has basically used for its all-in-one desktop since 2007.

Manners stated that Patrick gave a new "sense of energy" to the show, since they had basically used the same characters for seven years.

(3GB, let's say). Then, you have to do the math to figure out that you've basically used 2.25 GB of the 3 allotted.

These investments have added a large amount of capital to the economy, which has basically been used effectively, contributing to the economic growth of Vietnam.

Because he reminds me of Neptune, I asked Elliott [Rubinson] from Dean Guitars, "Why don't we design him a Trident guitar?" The name Michael Schenker has basically been used as a platform for this lineup.

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?