Sentence examples for because it is technically from inspiring English sources

Dessay was entirely persuasive in the role of a self-regarding diva rehearsing a notoriously demanding role — "La Sonnambula" is infrequently performed, in part because of its plot and in part because it is technically so difficult — except that she couldn't actually sing.

Mr. Fetterman's official powers are limited, partly because of Braddock's "distressed municipality" status and partly because it is technically a borough overseen by a borough council.

But as messages and other data like search queries travel internally among Google's data centers they are not encrypted, largely because it is technically complicated and expensive to do.

If most "slums" don't enjoy adequate infrastructure, it is not because it is technically difficult or even expensive, but rather because there is a deliberate will to keep certain neighbourhoods in a state of precariousness and political dependency.

But users of the different instant-messaging programs have been unable to communicate with each other -- not because it is technically impossible, but because AOL has not allowed it.

Two federal courts have also said that despite the fact that it is totally under United States control, the base is outside the reach of United States law because it is technically part of Cuba.

But just because it's technically possible doesn't mean its likely.

Are the NSA and GCHQ doing this simply because they can – because it's technically feasible?

"And I don't mind singer-songwriter because it's technically correct.

Front-line experience abroad has not led to the promotions it should have done, where women are concerned, because it was technically illegal.

The Bug received a welcome publicity boost when it was banned from appearing at the 1970 Motor Show, because it was technically a motorcycle.