Sentence examples for is basically agreed from inspiring English sources

Classifying the genera of tribe Zonariae based on these morphological and anatomical characteristics is basically agreed to five clades in phylogenic analyses based on gene sequences.

Here's the problem: By joining the W.T.O., China is basically agreeing to replace its current mixed economy -- part free market, part state controlled -- which is run by the arbitrary decisions of the Communist Party, with an increasingly free-market economy that will abide by international rules, on trade, tariffs and investments, set by the W.T.O.

By saying that no change is needed, Heins is basically agreeing with them and telling the board, investors, and BlackBerry owners that the company has no real plans to compete in this landscape.

"But we believe it would be a mistake because of that not to pursue what has already been basically agreed".

"It was basically agreed that experts could take samples and remove them from the country for testing," Mr. Wood said.

Indeed it is fascinating to see some of the 2,000 women within the Church of England ardently arguing against women bishops, an idea that was basically agreed years ago.

The simulation results are basically agreed with the test data, which shows that the flight motion of the line throwing rocket can be predicted by the dynamic model.

People close to the deal said Disney was basically agreeing to pay $70 million for "The Sorcerer's Stone," and therefore at least $60 million for the second movie, "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets".

She's basically just agreed to be picked apart publicly by the fashion police for every public appearance she makes.

Which, I'm sure you'll agree, is basically the same as an insertion into the OED.

A point -- 1percentt of the mortgage -- is basically the lender's charge for agreeing to make the loan.