Sentence examples for but it was technically from inspiring English sources

"But it was technically impossible.

But it was technically challenging – "fingers going hell for leather," as he puts it – and the accompanying gigs were a graft.

Before today, it was legal to own an e-bike, but it was technically illegal to operate them.

"Physically he could handle that no problem, but it was technically where he excelled - his feet were so quick that you could tell he had the ingredients to become a top player".

Apple refused, but it was technically possible for it to create a solution that would have allowed entry into the locked iPhone -- as investigators later proved when they hacked into the phone without Apple.

RW: The ring was purchased by Prince Charles for $60,000 in 1981, but it was technically free for the newlyweds since the 18-carat sapphire stunner was purchased for Princess Diana first.

But "it is technically possible to have driverless trains that are safe".

But it's technically an SUV, because of its elevated ride height and all-wheel-drive system.

It's so dense it should probably have its own category on the periodic table but it is, technically, a loaf of bread and Livvy keeps assuring me it "really should be like that".

Hepatic resection is one of the best treatment options for ruptured HCC, but it is technically difficult to perform in cirrhotic liver and its success depends on the severity of the cirrhosis.

But it is technically limited.