Sentence examples for put basically from inspiring English sources

And, put basically, more noise.

"They had put basically a stranglehold on the entire state of Michigan and other places across the country by just grabbing these tax abatements by the billions," he said.

Put basically, the men at the helm, who are usually hired for limited terms of office, like to stamp their mark on a school, often by pursuing radical academic overhauls.

"And that's when we got rid of the horses in our commercial and put, basically, pretty people out there," Harper said.

And it has the side benefit of putting basically zero resource strain on MyLiveSearch itself.

As one music publisher put it, "Basically, the major music corporations sold out their publishing companies in order to save their record labels.

In this sense, Voldemort can be considered (as the developers themselves put it), "basically just a big, distributed, persistent, fault-tolerant hash table" [59].

All the proposals put forward basically involved adding varied amounts of new structure with aim to increase the section modulus of the superstructure, especially in areas of high stress concentration.

As my colleague Emily Peck put it, "basically, the guy was flying around the country to get yelled at".

Putting it basically – doing what we've always done.

As a national journalist succinctly puts it, "Basically it's opened everything up".