Sentence examples for what it basically from inspiring English sources

In fact, I have a graph here from a political scientist named Douglas Hibbs, and what it basically shows is if growth stays the way it has been for the first two quarters of Obama's term, he should be getting about forty-six per cent of the vote in 2012.

Admittedly, that has left some sketchy knowledge on topics like chemistry… …and algebra… …and Gödel's first incompleteness theorem, which basically states that — ah, I don't know what it basically states, but I think it's that any closed logical system will at some point contradict itself.

And that was what it basically was.

What it basically says is that if you're late making a card payment, Navy Federal Credit Union can take funds from another account at the credit union to cover the bill.

If not, what it basically means is that you've got an insecure job where you're expected to work very many hours for very little pay.

Cultivating resilience is an individual process but what it basically means is that we're not only strong after taking a beating but we're showing up as a greater version of ourselves.

If the government pays off its debt, what it's basically doing is transferring that debt directly to you, as mortgage debt, credit card debt, payday loans, and so on.

Delia's, the teen apparel catalog (www.delias.com), has added what it calls roomwares, basically bedding with coordinated accessories.

The new "Smart DJ" playlist is exactly what it sounds like, basically a Genius clone.

What it means is basically no food security whatsoever.

"It's easy as a young person for the world to tell you to get over it, and getting over it, basically what it means is that you don't ever get over it".