Sentence examples for it technically exists from inspiring English sources

But it technically exists — at least as a demo prototype.

Rocket Science: Rocket science is unusual in that it technically existed in popular culture before it did in the real world.

Even when it technically existed it was never honored.

That means that if you have a dress with an original print on it, that print can be protected because it can technically exist aside from the dress and the dress would still function without the print.

Playoffs MVP: LeBron James (Cleveland Cavaliers) No, this isn't an award that technically exists, but it should.

Even if BlackBerry technically exists for some time, it's unlikely to ever again capture us the way it did in its early years.

Although conventional political wisdom makes the odds of a third-party outsider becoming president extremely slim, a pathway for such a scenario technically exists.

For one thing, HSDD is no longer listed in the DSM-5, which means it doesn't technically exist according to the medical establishment.

And it made sense, because much of the appeal of swordfish is its steakiness, to use a word that doesn't technically exist but should, if for no other purpose than describing swordfish.

Those councils no longer technically exist but they have continued to meet at the urging of the city.

Permanent Foliage will also design plants that don't technically exist, such as outsize orchids, or occasionally fudge on a flower color.