Sentence examples for reduced basically from inspiring English sources

In Ms. Deirup's "Mayor of Doubt" (2006), the world is reduced basically to rubble.

She recalled, "Everything I'd ever written had just been pulled out and reduced, basically, to the things in my search that were the most cringe-worthy, things that you'd just say out of the corner of your mouth in a church basement somewhere, or whatever — they're not your considered view".

In such a way, all the computations can be reduced basically to a sequence of matrices multiplication.

Since then, Hamas has been running Gaza as a territory reduced to basically two industries: aid and terrorism.

So much so, that by the three part series finale titled, "Daybreak," humanity is reduced to basically 38,000.

It's seems pretty clear they've been reduced to basically race-baiting to try and win this election".

Whereas Devi had broadened the appeal of yoga by reducing it, basically, to a set of "health exercises," says Ms. Syman, the psychedelic cowboys Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert, armed with psilocybin, mescaline and LSD, would steal "yoga from the health seekers and weight-conscious" and "put it back in the temple, where they believed it belonged" or at least restore "some of its spiritual import".

And the supply chain has basically reduced their inventory levels.

By privileging these episodes – outrageous as they are – racism is basically reduced to the level of a private, individual indiscretion made public.

Warwick Davis does the same thing on Life's Too Short, although there his life is basically reduced to a series of slightly demeaning height gags.

For 200 years, however, Congress has basically reduced it, giving lower courts authority to hear suits in nearly all of these areas.