Sentence examples for it would have basically from inspiring English sources

It would have basically taken all my money.

"If these first couple of cases were overturned, it would have basically proved that the passport was invalid.

The embarrassment would have felt so consuming that I would have basically sabotaged my happiness (having awesome food to take home and not wasting time having to go to another store) because of it.

Otherwise I would've basically fucked the whole thing off".

Wednesday's development is an obvious setback for the legislation, since Coburn has an "A" rating from the National Rifle Association and his support for the bill would have basically guaranteed its passage through the Senate.

Although military leaders had evidence in front of them for years that the presence of openly gay service members would have basically zero effect on military readiness, and that it could actually reduce on-the-job harassment and violence, many of them denied or mischaracterized it for years.

A more substantial repudiation (which would have basically just meant the cancellation of the fundraiser) wouldn't have been a surrender to the cycle of outrage; it would be an appropriate disassociation from an association that Romney shouldn't have created in the first place.

Mr. Clinton also said he had been overridden by Republicans when he vetoed a securities-industry bill he said would have "basically cut off investors from being able to sue if they were getting the shaft".

He co-sponsored a bill that included language that would have basically redefined rape.

Originally I chose to come to Tulane University because it was far from home, prestigious enough, and offered me a better financial aid package than my first choice (though not quite as good as my local state school, UNLV, which would have basically paid me to go there).

In return, the government signed a plea agreement promising to drop the remaining charges, recommend the minimum sentence (which would have basically amounted to time-served) and allow my father to walk free on the condition that he leave the country.