Sentence examples for we should basically from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Weprin pulls out a victory by 1,000 votes, we should basically draw the same implications as if he had lost by 1,000 votes, even though the headlines will be much different.

The president's speech on the Middle East was a disaster and terrible and we should basically pressure Israel to do nothing but take taxpayer dollars as long as Hamas exists.

I am discouraged enough now to think that we're going to have to have a really nasty shock before we wake people up......We should basically be going back to creating a village economy, so that we really reduce the energy intensity of how we live.

"We have two players in every position and that should basically be enough, but if we find top-class players in any position we never refuse to strengthen our squad".  .

"At the high school level, she should basically be a forward but we've got a short team -- no one over 6 feet -- so I have to use her at center sometimes," said the coach.

Mr. Sunstein "has already decided that you and I are basically animals, we're basically pieces of meat, so the government should basically tell you what you can do," Mr. Martosko told Mr. Beck.

Rep. Paul Braun, R-Georgia, called it "a huge cow patty with a piece of marshmallow stuck in the middle," which he declined to eat, and his colleagues declined to pass....We should basically be going back to creating a village economy, so that we really reduce the energy intensity of how we live.

Proteasomes used for quantitative MS studies of MBP degradation were adjusted in terms of chymotrypsin-like activity that should basically compensate recently reported difference in rate of processing of basic proteins by CP and IP (43).

This happened as the result of what we would today classify as a mild nervous breakdown (documentable from his correspondence at the time), and should basically be discounted.

The timing, he contended, should basically be dictated by sentimentality.

They should basically be able to look at what I went through.