Sentence examples for have been technically from inspiring English sources

While there are technical discrepancies and different biases of each detection method [ 54,55], miRNA expression signatures have been technically validated in multiple studies.

Up to now, such abductions have been technically illegal.

The company had until this coming Monday before it would have been technically in default.

But, because it seems (for the moment) to have been technically legal, Mr Clinton has not suffered.

With these gigantic liabilities on its balance sheet, EDF would have been technically insolvent.So what will the new law do?

How else, other than unchecked fraud, could those banks have been "technically insolvent," with only a handful of insiders knowing the truth?

In the other, an Indian was told that he could not become a citizen because, although he may have been technically Caucasian, he was certainly not white.

That may have been technically true, but in our minds, a little of his brilliance and spark have illuminated every television station in America.

Dr. Katz said that it was not entirely clear whether people reporting the problems had been technically asleep or awake.

Mr Plevneliev dismisses this idea, saying: "Bulgaria feels disappointed that, along with Romania, having been technically ready and complying to all required standards, we have been rejected".

For instance, it has long been legal to smoke a bit of cannabis in certain places, yet it has been technically illegal to push the stuff.