Sentence examples for but this is technically from inspiring English sources

Histology is widely used for diagnosis where the technical expertise exists, but this is technically demanding, lacks specificity and is time-consuming [ 4].

The thermal building mass can be used effectively and efficiently for thermal storage, particularly in the heating season, but this is technically challenging to realize.

Some might argue Kushner's clearance is that scandal, but this is technically a power that a president can exercise at will.

Florida and Arizona, for instance, plan to apportion their delegates on a winner-take-all basis, but this is technically in violation of Republican National Committee rules since their primaries were held prior to April 1.

But this is, technically and in every other sense, a liveblog -- here from 8.30pm eastern time, 1.30am UK time for a fiesta of cautious optimism, bold resolve, and realistic boldness.

But this is technically challenging and time-consuming, and most people aren't even aware of the reason for their device no longer working.

But while this is technically possible, given the public mood right now, neither is likely to want to risk the public censure it would bring.

So for instance, a fan can upload gig videos and cover versions, but because this is technically copyright to the band, they can both make money from the ad-revenue.

This is technically true but fundamentally misleading.

But there is no indication that this is technically possible".

This is technically true, but it's pretty clear that she connects the two.