Sentence examples for because they are technically from inspiring English sources
But such systems have yet to appear in cars because they are technically challenging and expensive.
They aren't buying iPhones because they are technically superior; they are buying them for social gratification.
(Our paper bills are called banknotes because they are, technically, promissory notes formal I.O.U.s issued by the Federal Reserve).
Because they are technically beers, the malternatives can also advertise on broadcast television, where hard liquor ads are not accepted.
(Co-ops are not eligible for such loans, because they are technically owned by a corporation in which the homeowner holds shares).
Because they are technically independent of the candidate, the groups can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money, rendering less relevant the limits that Congress imposed in the 1970s on contributions to candidates.
"They will have more ball possession because they're technically brilliant.
So in 2004 he set up the Imperial Ice Stars, recruiting a company of Russian skaters because they're technically the best in the world, he says, thanks to their intensive training.
All of that data aggregation and the insights it gives is really what 5G, by bringing that compute closer to the endpoints, creates a whole new class of applications either because they were technically not possible, perhaps due to latency or bandwidth constraints or cosmetically not feasible.
Because they're technically self-employed, the laws on strike action and trade unions don't apply to them.
