Sentence examples for it was technically accurate from inspiring English sources

seems to have occurred before WoZ formally closed down, it was technically accurate.

While it was technically accurate, it did not fit the way business was customarily conducted.

When mentioning her to friends, I called her my tutee, a pretentious word I'm pretty sure I've never heard anyone else use, though it was technically accurate: I was tutoring her.

This is perhaps understandable for those at heightened risk because even though it was technically accurate to describe them as such, this categorisation does not appear to have been a major feature of how they actually saw themselves on an everyday level.

"It's technically accurate", says Donald Rumsfeld, the defence secretary; "The British have said that," says Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser.

The notable feature of this molecular method is that it is technically accurate, practically convenient and suitable for analyzing large numbers of samples.

As Education Sector's Chad Alderman puts it: "While it's technically accurate to say the US had the ninth-highest score in 8th grade maths, for example, just that number alone does not do justice to the truth.

"The reason the colors on our rainbow are reversed is because it is technically accurate.

Being the big-chinned bitch that I am (technically accurate, I give him that) I took his photo on my mobile phone to use as evidence.

Now the SEC has raised a flag: Even if your reporting was technically accurate, it still may have been misleading and fraudulent.

Calling Davis a "diplomat" was, technically, accurate.