Sentence examples for has technically been from inspiring English sources

THE American economy has technically been out of recession for six years.

It would be a hard case to make, even if her copyright has technically been infringed.

Japan's latest GDP numbers, released on February 16th, suggest that the country's economy has technically been in "recession" since last spring.

The 58th annual Eurovision song contest has, technically, been rumbling on all week, thanks to the two semi-finals that took place on Tuesday and Thursday.

I remember all these discussions we had: Where are the grown-ups?" Having left home, and Canada, at 18 (with her parents' blessing), Ms. Pill has technically been on her own a long time.

The former British colony has technically been administered by mainland China under a "one country, two systems" policy since 1997, but it still enjoys institutions that are non-existent on the mainland such as a free press.

Since 1994, women have technically been barred from serving in those front-line units.

Moon and Kim lead countries that have technically been at war since 1950.

And as global warming increases, even the small patches of rainforest that have technically been preserved are doomed.

That action was not internationally recognized, and Syria and Israel have technically been in a state of war for decades.

"I have technically been to Africa before, but it didn't really feel like Africa," he says.