Sentence examples for lies basically from inspiring English sources

The modification of PVC lies basically in the dechlorination process, including both substitution and elimination.

His sister was a resident for a time, but after she left Flagstaff House in the mid-1960s for a grander seaside home, it lay basically abandoned until it was converted into a museum in 1985.

Kodak developed the first digital camera technology in 1975, but dropped the concept — which then lay basically dormant for the next 20 years.

"Some of the crap that's written about our players, basically lies written in the press annoy me, about our boys," he told reporters who have been chewing on his leg through the winter.

The calculated e-folding time basically lies within the observationally acceptable range of several minutes to several hours (McNutt and Nishimura2008), supporting the applicability of our model.

Canada made a further commitment to achieve 30 % reduction in CO2 from 2005 levels by 2030 which basically lies within the provincial jurisdictions as management of natural resources is a provincial affair in Canada.

In response, Trump basically lies himself silly.

The series success basically lies on the shoulders of Parker.

"I was involved with them on how to collect the numbers in New York City and basically lay out, so that it was all basically formatted in a way that, month to month, it was readable," he said.

He destroyed their lives through his lies and basically, through his cons".

Eka Tkeshelashvili, the secretary of Georgia's National Security Council said: "The report confirms that all arguments that Russia used for invading Georgia are basically outright lies".