Sentence examples for would have basically from inspiring English sources

It would have basically taken all my money.

"If these first couple of cases were overturned, it would have basically proved that the passport was invalid.

Mr. Clinton also said he had been overridden by Republicans when he vetoed a securities-industry bill he said would have "basically cut off investors from being able to sue if they were getting the shaft".

A more substantial repudiation (which would have basically just meant the cancellation of the fundraiser) wouldn't have been a surrender to the cycle of outrage; it would be an appropriate disassociation from an association that Romney shouldn't have created in the first place.

He co-sponsored a bill that included language that would have basically redefined rape.

The embarrassment would have felt so consuming that I would have basically sabotaged my happiness (having awesome food to take home and not wasting time having to go to another store) because of it.

Otherwise I would've basically fucked the whole thing off".

We had a plan that assumed we'd have basically more stable security conditions than we've encountered".

His argument is that without Twitter, the world would have had basically no insight into what was going on inside of Iran during the protests that broke out following the country's controversial election.

For the last two years investors have been assuming that oil prices would soften and have basically refused to bid up the integrated oil stocks.

We would have been basically out of luck".