Sentence examples for it remains basically from inspiring English sources

The design was advanced for its day and it remains basically unchanged today except for re-glazing.

Why some species are widespread while others are very restricted geographically is one of the most basic questions in biology, although it remains basically unanswered, despite the sustained interest from ecologists, biogeographers and evolutionary biologists (e.g., [ 1- 5]).

The salary threshold was last updated in 2004, but according to experts it remains basically unchanged since 1975.

It remains basically the same, revealed in these cards to be what visual-studies experts like to call a "cultural construction" — something whose meaning and identity is shaped and framed by wider cultural forces, in this case a combination of national pride and the interests of the power and tourism industries.

Thus, while aerobic conditions enlarge the metabolic network, its organization remains basically the same, confirming the results from Raymond et al. [ 22].

The recommendation technique remains basically the same, except that it uses the MWSCS score.

And the fact is that Google remains basically a one-trick-pony when it comes to making money.

The city has put many of the upstairs ballroom's original elements — fans, a stage, pieces of bullet-pocked wall — in storage, but the layout of the room, which filled last night with politicians, activists, and people from the neighborhood, remains basically the same as when Malcolm X last stood in it, according to Richard Gonzales, the architect who did its most recent renovation.

It's the bubble filled with people who, so long as the country remains basically stable, pay no attention to partisan politics.

As long as the amount of money the state spends on the field remains basically unchanged, financing for minority-run groups could be increased only by taking it away from more established ones, an option that is politically untenable.

A lion tries to nibble, and vultures poke, but for a long stretch the carcass remains basically intact, which makes possible this enticing bit of narration: "Bloated by decomposition gases, it could explode if nothing punctures its skin".