Sentence examples for it would basically from inspiring English sources

"To the great credit of the studio they realised if we decreased its intensity and took away a lot of its key imagery it would basically take the life out of the film.

Indeed, as I wrote in a column earlier this year, with the exception of support for health care and retirement, it would basically return the federal government to something like its nineteenth-century role and early nineteenth-century at that.

Indeed, as I wrote in a column earlier this year, with the exception of support for health care and retirement, it would basically return the federal government to something like its nineteenth-century role — and early nineteenth-century at that.

It would basically be impossible".

"It would basically suffocate them".

"It would basically be paid for," Ms. Sullivan said.

It'd basically almost stop music piracy dead in its tracks.

So it'd basically be $500+ for a bigger screen, a slightly faster CPU, and an external keyboard that I'd never carry around with me.

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.

It'd basically be hitting back in a positive way, though.

"No, come on, come on, we've got this so it'd basically be folly and sin not to use it!" Grainne said.