Sentence examples for in basically all from inspiring English sources

When Craig Whyte came in, basically all the senior directors were dismissed and Craig Whyte has vanished, along with his people.

Two, people already know but can't escape it given the high concentration of the stuff in basically all processed food.

All the changes we've talked about are continuing, and they advantage him overall in basically all the key states.

Collaboration and teaming occurred in basically all aspects of the project and, because of this, SAI has been very much an enterprise in which the whole is greater than the sum of the separate parts.

"They found flaws in basically all the science," he says.

Guides and directors are needed in basically all major tourist destinations worldwide, so there are plenty of opportunities available.

Mr. Kreins, the industry spokesman, acknowledged scandals in Illinois, where "basically all the agents were in collusion with the judges," and in Louisiana, where sheriffs were also in the mix.

The most striking example is represented by the largest cluster, which includes (in 61 genes) basically all the 50 genes known to be involved in flagellar formation and function.

This whole album in particular is basically all those.

The BBC, while culpably totalitarian in its decision to clear basically all its other coverage in favour of the Olympics – where's Eggheads?

Apple is basically all-in on native apps.