Sentence examples for has technically made from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama has technically made his largest gains in Michigan, where his forecast improved by 1.7 percentage points, and in Wisconsin, where it has grown by 1.6 points.

Savvas Neophytou of Panmure Gordon reckons there is wriggle room for Pfizer to bid more (because it has technically made a proposal, not a final offer.

So while Norwegian boards had technically made the quota of 40% female board members, they were all the same women.

You might have technically made an acquisition, but no profit was made because you spent too much trying to acquire them.

Boyce confirmed he had "technically been made redundant", but would not necessarily be leaving the club.

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

Philip Ruddock is best known as the public face of Australia's hardline immigration policy, but the immigration minister also has an indigenous affairs hat that technically makes him Mr Clark's colleague.

Don't tell the perfect mothers, seriously, their faces when I bring a shitload of Mr Kiplings, oops, my awful language, to the bake sale – oh, you've done that, too, well, you can't call yourself a bad mother unless you also told them to fuck off and get a life, which, I'm sorry to have to tell you, technically makes me a worse mother than you.

Often the enamel shrinks, and a second application and firing is needed to fill the cloisons completely.Cloisonné is a slow and technically difficult process, which has always made it expensive and highly sought after.

Just moving a file from one place to another technically means a copy has been made.

On the one hand, the high concentration of technically savvy residents has made for some very adept audio-visual designers.