Sentence examples for it could technically be from inspiring English sources

Although it could technically be recreated by anyone brave enough to get drunk and break into a Gambado soft play centre in the middle of the night, an officially sanctioned, full-blown, adult-sized squishy Fun House assault course is guaranteed to be an immediate sensation.

And the money does not have to be ring-fenced, so it could technically be spent by local authorities on other things, and is subject to normal budget cuts.

While the vague wording of the legislation, and the equally vague responses of government ministers, suggests it could technically be outlawing E2E encryption, the government has not explicitly stated that is the intention.

Even though the sequester deadline is Friday March 1, it could technically be repealed after the fact.

As a root-beer float containing beer, it could technically be called a Root Beer Beer Float.

There is a hint of a love story too, so it could technically be dubbed a dram-rom-zom-com, but that's just too cumbersome.

I say I could technically be considered a blogger because I'm writing this right now; but writing this right now, or anything for the internet, frankly, was never a life goal of mine.

Make sure no federal officials see you doing it, since the act could technically be construed as a federal crime of defacing currency.

Whilst a partial, or indeed 100%, flotation of the Co-op Bank's shares could technically be undertaken immediately, it would be highly controversial within the cooperative movement.

THE midcentury house that was recently renovated by the writer Douglas Coupland in Vancouver, British Columbia, could technically be called a second home, though it doesn't really provide much of a scenery change.

In all but five cases flow through the ICA could technically be restored (93%).