Sentence examples for a bit technically from inspiring English sources

And it is a bit technically and politically tone-deaf, as on the one hand, Apple is misrepresenting technical infrastructure while depicting car crashes and chaos as a joke.

It does creak a bit technically, but it is exhilaratingly, even gloriously experimental in a way that hasn't dated, and its final "levitation" scene has a touch of real genius.

Answering this question is a bit technically challenging however, as it requires us to split our neural data in half.

He would do a more stripped down sound and try and get a bit more technically expressive... he understands blues and swing.

To be a bit more technically precise, an IXP is a physical network facility operated by a single entity to facilitate the exchange of Internet traffic between three or more ISPs.

To put it a bit more technically: Why do investors in hedge funds — the people whose money is at risk — continue to allow the managers of the funds to dictate such onerous terms to them?

Meanwhile, countries like India and Russia have already done a bit of (technically WTO-compliant, but bad in spirit) tariff raising (soon after promising to maintain open trade at the G-20 meetings).In tough economic times it becomes tempting for governments of all stripes to slide backwards on freer trade and use protectionism as an instrument of policy.

Put a bit more technically, there are numerous laws such as 'Y1 causes "X",'Y2Y2 causes "X",' etc., but none of these laws would exist were it not a law that X causes "X".

I've got two stories — one of them is a bit more technically complex than the other; the other is contemporary.

I'm simplifying a bit, and technically al Qaeda is fighting the Kurds because they hate women's rights, but still, how good is that?

The proof of this theorem is a bit long and technically involved, but the underlying idea is quite simple.