Sentence examples for that have basically from inspiring English sources

There's been a slew of games that have basically said, 'here is the meaning!' You don't have to telegraph it - I think we've manged to avoid that so far".

Despite onerous sanctions that have basically shut Iran out of the global financial system, the country is still finding some ways to bypass them, the Treasury Department said Thursday, describing what it called a small but  "emerging threat" to the effectiveness of the sanctions effort.

In truth, our emergency response system is pretty outdated when we consider all the various forms of communication that have basically become mainstream.

Dispatch also supports TextExpander (useful for handling customer/service requests), auto-suggestions, an undo option and the usual array of swipe-based actions that have basically become standard on mobile email apps.

The 'old Miami' -- meaning those girls that have basically been in Miami forever -- meets the 'new Miami' i.e. the young and hip ones who are bringing the heat to Miami.

The decision is a significant step toward racial fairness in a city where black and Latino males have been targeted for years through invasive, humiliating and discriminatory tactics that have basically amounted to a modern-day Jim Crow system of policing.

This is a reality that has basically remained unchanged".

So there's a rule change that has basically saved 20 lives".

The book that has basically saved my life several times is Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher.

No. Superhero movies are made for a society that has basically given up.

Inside the Q is a computer that has basically the same computing capability as a standard Android smartphone.