Sentence examples for because of a technicality from inspiring English sources

(Because of a technicality of his recent divorce, Adams could not remarry in New York.

(Because of a technicality, Mr. Woodford is still an Olympus director).

Did he really have to bolt Europe because of a technicality?

Analysts say the net-neutrality rule was thrown out largely because of a technicality.

Because of a technicality, however, regulators can do little about it.

Because of a technicality in the law, the assailant was charged with misdemeanor assault.

Paddick, a former deputy assistant commissioner in the Metropolitan police, said failing to hold an inquest "because of a legal technicality" would do little to reassure communities in London that the police is "on their side".

The campaign issued a statement from retired Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, who had campaigned for Mr. Bush, calling it "a very sad day in our country" when service members find that "because of some technicality out of their control they are denied the right to vote for the president of the United States, who will be their commander in chief".

Early on, the Republicans enlisted retired Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, an ardent Bush supporter, to complain that it was "a very sad day in our country" when service members find that "because of some technicality out of their control they are denied the right to vote for the president of the United States, who will be their commander in chief".

The drama peaked last month when the shop was evicted one morning because of a legal technicality, then saved a few hours later by a different legal technicality.

In fact, the court said, because of a legal technicality, the state has had no flag for 94 years.