Sentence examples for and they are technically from inspiring English sources

"It's fun and driving, and they are technically very proficient".

They still have the modern airline type seats, and they are technically within first class, but standard class passengers can sit down for dinner.

"Spain played very well during the whole tournament, and they were technically excellent," Löw said.

"Players are cheap and they're technically good so they can pretty much go to any league in the world.

Barber's "A Wrong Mongrel" collection was shown as part of the Graduate Expo at the London College of Fashion, and they're technically men's shoes, but I know plenty of women who would try these on for size (me, for one!).

The entrepreneur is able to carry this loss forward and because they are technically in the red, they will have little to no taxes to pay.

In general terms when evaluating a training programme, researchers and managers are interested in whether participants have gained a greater belief in their abilities at carrying out a particular skill or knowledge set (confidence) and whether they are technically more proficient in putting them into practice (competence).

While I am optimistic about driverless cars, skepticism abounds about whether driverless cars can actually work and, even if they are technically possible, whether they should be allowed.

Many people conflate the internet's online services and the web as one and the same — yet they are technically quite different.

Using an asymptotic theoretical performance model, we derive the isoefficiency function for our algorithms and hence show that they are technically scalable when the maximum vertex and hyperedge degrees are small.

Therefore, complementary approaches using both bioassay and chemical assays for detecting and measuring estrogenic substances in diets is advantageous, provided they are technically feasible and cost-effective.