Sentence examples for if not basically from inspiring English sources

If not, basically, Apple rejected the app on the grounds that it was making fun of public figures, like Roman Polanski and Hitler.

If not, basically the URL shortening service shut down and said all its links would cease to work by the end of the year, dealing a severe blow to users of any URL shortening service.

If not, you basically get a username and password because this is only open to the supervisors.

Since cost-benefit authentication is utterly ill-advised if not impossible, basically the prettier it is, or is perceived to be, the pricier it is.

If you don't, basically Spenny got so high that he shit his pants and danced around the back yard in his underwear in the rain.

If not, what it basically means is that you've got an insecure job where you're expected to work very many hours for very little pay.

If not — well, Greece will basically go down in history as the victim of other people's hubris.

That's actually the name of the app, and it's nothing if not accurate – the software basically gives you LeBron James, in digital form.

If not, then Saturday was basically a kind of live street performance of The Revolution Will Be Televised.

"It's basically, if not stopped dead in its tracks, pretty much close to it," said Richard Cortright, a managing director in the utility-analysis group at Standard and Poor's.

Rather than rush to clean up the soil now, though, the North Dakota Department of Health plans on "putting it to bed for the winter" and finishing up in the spring, Roberts said. . "We'll continue to recover any free oil, but essentially because winter is days away if not already there, they're basically just putting it back to bed, ensuring it's properly contained and monitored," he said.