Sentence examples for because he was technically from inspiring English sources
While he has $80,000 in life insurance from his union, his survivors may not be eligible for Worker's Compensation benefits because he was technically off duty.
Nkurunziza and his supporters, however, maintained that he was eligible to run again because he was technically appointed to his first term in 2005 by parliament rather than democratically elected.
Nkrunziza, formerly the leader of the country's largest Hutu rebel force during the civil war that ended in 2005, said his first term, which began that year, didn't count against the term limit because he was technically appointed.
Burundi's constitutional court ultimately ruled in the leader's favor, however, deciding he was eligible because he was technically appointed to his first term after the country ended more than a decade of civil war.
Because he is technically ageless, this is almost not creepy, but also not entirely convincing.
But Mr. Carrión's situation this year could be different, because he is technically an unaffiliated candidate, not a Republican, and he would need the permission of Republican county chairmen to get on their primary ballot.
I'd like to think it was a pretty straightforward decision for the selectors to choose Ian Bell to replace Kevin Pietersen at the top of the order in the one-day side, because he is technically England's best player.
At first, I was a little worried because he's technically a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO), rather than a Doctor of Medicine (MD), but after some research, I learned both are doctors who are qualified to take care of my medical needs.
After speaking to coffee-shop owners--one of whom has to close his shop because he's technically too close to a school-we went to a weed festival and visited the home and greenhouse of Doede de Jong, one of the country's few outspoken growers.
But he joked that he was technically half-Southern because his mother, Ruth, is from Nashville.
