Sentence examples for that would basically from inspiring English sources
A Gretzky hiring would almost certainly accomplish that, even if Gretzky agreed only to accept a position, such as president, that would basically make him a figurehead.
The S.N.C. negotiators' opening gambit was to offer a series of counterproposals that would basically keep the council as a first among equals while also moving toward greater unity.
Carl Levin, the veteran Michigan Democrat, who back in 2010 found Republican obstructionism "unconscionable," has offered an alternative to Merkley, co-sponsored by John McCain, that would basically leave the current rules in place.
We would attract third-party equity capital into that entity, and that entity would write a derivative that would basically hedge some of our high technology MR. FITZGERALD -- What was your understanding of how the Raptors were capitalized?
"If you read the bill, it's got a bunch of language that would basically turn the management of the school system back to unions and special interests and the State Department of Education," Mr. Bloomberg fumed.
In compromise negotiations that were expected to continue into Thursday at least, the Brazilians offered alternative wording for a potential resolution that would basically keep the Goldstone report within the Human Rights Council for the time being.
He co-sponsored a bill that included language that would have basically redefined rape.
I found it very offensive that you would basically imply that I'm a racist because I oppose this health care law".
Chief Justice Roberts warned against devising a legal rule that "would require people basically to have two of these things with them, two of whatever they are -- the text messager or the BlackBerrys or whatever".
When we talked in 1990, there was an attempt by the city government in Miskolc to build a new settlement that would have been basically a ghetto.
Every movie about aliens making first contact with humans assumes that these races would be so advanced that they would basically hold humanity in the palm of their hands.
