Sentence examples for will be basically from inspiring English sources

Then it will be basically into the office.

"We have been maintaining the proper course and the next two years will be basically the same," he said.

The studies of the variant beam dynamic simulation program calculations show that the design purpose of the efficient beam transmission and injection will be basically achieved.

And, now, if you take the image of that, if you see what happens to delta u and delta v, that will be basically u sub x delta x and v sub x delta x.

"Sixtypercentt of my costs over the next decade will be basically in a dozen to 18 chronic diseases," said Allen Feezor, head of health benefits for the California Public Employees Retirement Systemm, or Calpers, with 1.2 million insured people.

"You are saying to a community that the plant will be basically the same size but it will be much more efficient and have lower emissions," said Richard M. Kessel, LIPA's chairman.

First, it's meant that Americans are reasonably tolerant, generally believing that all people of good will are basically on the same side.

Vaters essentials are general, which is fairly large misstep for someone trying to convince anyone, in the space of a few paragraphs, that God's will is basically the same for everyone.

"In two years' time, we'll be basically where not the top four teams are but we'll be where the other established teams are now, looking to score podiums, regularly scoring points," Gascoyne added.

"As far as sales go we expect that the first six months we'll be basically giving away our product in order to build up volume".

Sure, you might think, I'll be basically the same person then, with roughly the same preferences, values, and personality traits.