Sentence examples for set of basically from inspiring English sources

Instead of a real policy rethink, what Cameron and Osborne apparently have in mind is rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic a set of basically minor twiddles involving credit and planning authorizations, which seem highly unlikely to make any significant difference.

characterized the package as a set of "basically minor changes" approved by broad bipartisan majorities in the past.

Krugman was at first dismissive of these changes as "a set of basically minor twiddles involving credit and planning authorizations, which seem highly unlikely to make any significant difference".

In order to solve these problems and in some cases "save" the companies from bankruptcy, successive governments designed a set of measures, basically financial (such as special credit support, tax tolerance and moratoriums).

"He doesn't give you a set of limitations, basically he doesn't have any limits.

The latter set of neurons had basically become attuned to the robot's legs after about an hour of practice and visual feedback.

What a farce!" Or, as the Japanese Wikipedia has it: "As a result of realising the bout was genuine, the Ali camp demanded a new set of rules which basically stopped Inoki from doing much... the Ali camp also demanded that no detailed version of the rules be made public before the fight".

He must help other people, and keep the Scout Law – an admirable set of seven instructions that basically boil down to Bill and Ted's more pithy maxim: "Be excellent to each other".

Every Apprentice contestant since the turn of the century, it seems, has taken pride in boasting, despite way too much evidence to the contrary, that "I don't know how to fail"; the lesson from this splendid set of programmes was that, basically, they should have learned.

The last phase is the analysis of the results of the tests, which involves a set of different tasks that basically allow to describe the behavior of the system and help in correcting any observed problem.

A short while later he added: "You really have two corporate parties who in their own way and their own time are serving the interests of basically a narrow set of economic interests in the country".