Sentence examples for be technically incorrect to from inspiring English sources

It would also be technically incorrect to claim that his group, the Sugarhill Gang, made the first rap record.

He insisted that it was "technically incorrect" to specify bribes.

He said that on second thought, it was "technically incorrect" to specify offers of actual money.

The alliteration of Monitor and Merrimack has persuaded most popular accounts to adopt the familiar name, even when it is acknowledged to be technically incorrect.

This may be technically incorrect.

Although none of the actions in this sequence would be technically incorrect, the participant would still score a five on independent step completion.

The only guidance given to the Special Projects staff by the director, according to Andrews, was to 'support Edward but don't go along with anything that is technically incorrect' and, unfortunately, this material was used to influence the Congress as well as the CIA". Wood and Teller also continued to lobby.

What Stuxnet looks for is a particular model of Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) made by Siemens (the press often refers to these as SCADA systems, which is technically incorrect).

Some allege improper conduct in the public comment portion of rulemaking; some allege the rule itself is technically incorrect; some tilt quixotically at undoing the rule in order to undermine its support in advance of the midterm elections.

LightSquared argues the claim of "interference" is technically incorrect, since the problem lies with GPS receivers that were designed to take in radio signals from adjacent frequencies.

Although colloquially, we tend to use "leis" as the plural, it is technically incorrect.