Sentence examples for could technically avoid from inspiring English sources
That way they could technically avoid having one of the homes classified as a second home, which under the new rules would be subject to the 20 percent capital gains tax if sold.
White House Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney has suggested they could prioritize the interest payments on federal debt as a way to technically avoid "defaulting," but this could still spook financial markets, and lead to a stock market crash and a surge in interest rates.
She is not above manipulating her readers, while technically avoiding inaccuracy, if it will make the tale more potent.
QPR are confident they will emerge from those discussions having avoided the £58m penalty that could technically apply, allowing them some leeway in the transfer market given the £25m parachute payment they will receive.
Murray felt sure they could technically perform the surgery.
"We could technically arrest him for that," Tomer said.
His latest campaign could, technically, bring down the government.
Many students end up taking Math 16A even if they could technically pass out of it.
I mean, that could technically create emotional stress.
I mean, this could, technically, mean one of two things.
