Sentence examples for because it has technically from inspiring English sources

Savvas Neophytou of Panmure Gordon reckons there is wriggle room for Pfizer to bid more (because it has technically made a proposal, not a final offer.

Carmike said its lenders prevented it from making a payment due Tuesday under its 9.375 percent senior subordinated notes maturing in February 2009 because it had technically defaulted under two credit lines.

Because it has become technically possible to profile the entire transcriptome of an organism (it is still a technical challenge to determine the proteome and metabolome), we tested the feasibility of using only transcriptomics data to reveal the operation of metabolic networks in Arabidopsis.

Or am I an accomplice because I've technically known about this crime for seven years?

Analysis of the lime by-product (originated from the sugar industry) used indicated that it appears technically recommendable because it has a high content of CaCO3 (75%%).

We had a war; technically we are still in a war, because it hasn't been declared done.

An official with the Qatar bid committee, who was not authorized to speak because the committee has technically been disbanded, said in a telephone interview that the nation would be open to all people, but noted that the public display of affection was banned to all.

The original theatre opened during a Bristol mini-boom in 1766, but because it had no royal patent it was technically illegal – so it disguised its plays as musical concerts.

If so, that would mean Canada has not technically entered a recession because it had only one previous quarter without growth in 2001.

Either way, penalty points are not assessed because a specific driver has technically not been convicted.

The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, which owns the visitors center, told the Museum of Jewish Heritage last week that it did not want to see the building demolished, not only because of its architectural merit but also because, technically, it has not yet been fully paid for.