Sentence examples for although it is technically from inspiring English sources

But although it is technically more accomplished than its predecessors, Majestic the game is not as exciting as Majestic the game premise.

Although it is technically a non-profit institution, its online program had a 41-percent "profit" margin in fiscal year 2011.

And yet, in North Dakota, one insurance provider has near monopolistic dominance, and although it is technically a co-op -- a nonprofit owned by its members -- it hardly serves as an example of best practices.

The organism is a cyanobacterium, also known as blue-green algae, although it is technically not an algae.

Although it is technically illegal, there is no economic reason why the trust fund should not run a deficit.

He said that although it is technically possible to build on poor land, the cost of driving pilings down to bedrock to support buildings can make projects uneconomical.

Although it's technically its own city, South Tucson is surrounded by the city of Tucson.

Although it's technically a ghost story, ghosts aren't what will spook you.

Cricket is calling this a prepaid plan, although it's technically a no-contract plan.

Although it's technically impressive and theoretically laudable when a male novelist succeeds in inhabiting a female persona, something about the actual practice makes me uneasy.

Wonder by RJ Palacio Although it's technically a middle grade book, Wonder speaks to anyone of any age who's ever felt alone.