Sentence examples for increasing technicality from inspiring English sources
By the same token, this increasing technicality diminishes the overall sense of moral urgency one finds for example in Augustine's Confessions or Boethius's Consolation.
It is possible that the differences in the preparation required for each type of gassing method were likely to contribute to these differences, with the increased technicality involved in car exhaust suicides and ease of access to cars acting as barriers to females.
Nor will they agree on the technicalities of how to increase the lending capacity of the European Financial Stability Facility, the current EU scheme to help countries in financial difficulty.
A convicted paedophile who escaped jail after his 13-year-old victim was described by a prosecutor as predatory has had his sentence increased because of a technicality.
Accrual accounting increases the degree of technicality compared to cash-based accounting.
Machine Head increased the complexity and technicality in their sound for the next album, The Blackening, which partially changes the sound of their first 5 albums in favor of a more classic heavy metal and thrash metal oriented sound, with fully complex song structures and guitar riffs.
A paedophile who walked free from court after his 13-year-old victim was branded "predatory" by a prosecutor has had his sentence increased to 12 months due to a technicality.
(That, however, is a technicality since simply swallowing more pills increases the dose).
The city had hoped to increase its sales tax on Sunday, but because of bureaucratic miscues and legal technicalities, the city now stands to miss the target date, confusing consumers and angering merchants.
It wasoverhauled two years ago in an effort to reduce human rights abuses, but critics say the changes have led to increased robberies, sex crimes and killings because of the release of about 6,000 criminals on legal technicalities.
It's as if tax increases were a mere technicality in any deficit-reduction plan.
