Sentence examples for it basically has to from inspiring English sources

One of the great things about Diamond-Dybvig is that it immediately punctures any superficial notion that a bank can be defined by some traditional appearance — that it basically has to be a marble building with rows of tellers, i.e. a depository institution.

If Samsung gets a faint whiff of any other major tech company building something, it basically has to build one, too, with the aim of delivering it first, and cheaper, but with a healthy side of promoting its other mobile products.

It basically has to be one of your friends.

Also, it basically has to be toast anyway because I spent all my money on rent".

It turned out fine, but I basically had to teach him".

Giving up the accountant's salary was "a bit of a shock and it still is," says Jacx, "I basically had to save up for six months to get to a position where I could work for myself.

Even if it didn't want to hold these positions, it now basically has to; by competing for the fringes, it's put itself in competition with groups like Gun Owners of America that take an even harder line.

If Verizon were the odd man out, it'd basically have to whip up a very stellar team of software developers and start carrying some bleeding-edge hardware to stay competitive.

(Never make a civility pledge, people! To keep it, you basically have to do nothing but praise your political opponents, constantly).

"I think it was the judge basically had to prove a point," he said.

It also meant you basically had to have your C64 close to your TV, which meant either moving your desk to the living room or getting a second C64.