Sentence examples for on a basically from inspiring English sources

I live on a basically residential street, and within three and a half short blocks of my house are eight banks: two Chase, one Wells Fargo, one Citi, one HSBC, one Bank of America, one Sovereign and one Capital One.

Mr. Deng, who was a Chongqing-area party secretary in the 1950s, set China on a basically capitalist course in the late 1970s, forging a government that controlled strategic economic sectors but allowed private businesses to flourish elsewhere.

One is to go beyond reliance on a basically reactive system of 911-dispatched radio cars and adopt more aggressive methods of policing, like the community patrol model that Police Commissioner Lee Brown urges.

I felt the same way about the Carlo Domeniconi works played by Dale Kavanagh; the peeks of the Eastern Mediterranean in "Calata" from "Tryptichon" (1986) and the jazzy accents in "Toccata in Blue" (1997), composed for Ms. Kavanagh, were subtle variants on a basically mellow mood.

Revenue in the last 12 months was up 16% and on a basically flat information technology budget.

Humean models of practical reason rest on a basically consequentialist account of the relation of action to value.

It's amazing that in order to add that handle on a name, basically all one has to do is claim that God called them to be such.

Duffy had already made clear that she "didn't want to take on what basically is an honour on behalf of other poets and complicate it with money".

"I didn't want to take on what basically is an honour on behalf of other poets and complicate it with money," she explained.

I decorated it on a shoestring, basically from the flea market.

With 30 seconds to spare we've created the space we need, but now have a 90-year-old lady on a trolley, basically in a cupboard.