Sentence examples for even if technically from inspiring English sources

Others, such as the ECB, act as if they do even if technically they do not.

Not everyone thinks or feels like boomers even if technically we are in that age group.

One rule of thumb is that legal actions against the state, even if technically permitted, rarely go anywhere.

A conventional newspaper would probably have declined to comment; misleading statements, even if technically true, can tarnish the most important asset of any news organization — its credibility.

The Treasury Department was using "extraordinary measures" to keep paying the nation's debts, even if, technically, the government had blown past its borrowing limit.

A computer expert testifying for the Microsoft Corporation acknowledged today that it would be possible to remove features from the company's Windows operating system, even if technically difficult.

Even if BlackBerry technically exists for some time, it's unlikely to ever again capture us the way it did in its early years.

Even if they technically get their land back after Mr Mazuz's recommendation, the wall will not move.Nor does it always follow Jerusalem's boundary.

The fight is likely to be one of the most consequential of Mr. Obama's second term (even if it technically takes place in his first term).

And so even if the technically experience of using the Daily was perfect, it couldn't succeed without a coherent editorial vision.

"Suddenly, having 6m Muslims is a great advantage," notes one dryly.Yet for many politicians the idea of incorporating sharia, even if only technically, is a dangerous breach of France's secular principles.