Sentence examples for may technically from inspiring English sources

"The Dallas Morning News says that I may technically have dual citizenship," it said.

"While people may technically be married, the quality of their relationship has been seriously diminished".

As a result, he may technically be able to change the speed at which executions can be completed.

Lewes may technically still have been a married man, but that was because his complicated legal situation made divorce impossible.

"A program may technically be O.K., but is it the right thing to be doing?" Mr. Medine asked.

This tiny island may technically be part of Australasia but it feels more like a lost paradise in south-east Asia.

And while it may technically be within parliament's powers to ignore its international legal obligations, having the power to do something does not mean it is right.

The film may technically be a legal thriller, with Mr. Clooney as a lawyer whose firm is defending the wrong side in a class-action suit.

Mr. Miller's publicly financed glossy mailings and Web sites may technically be considered City Council business, but he knows as well as anyone what purpose they serve.

Its site, Hofstra University may technically be in New York, but its Long Island campus was where the Levittown model of rapidly constructed US postwar suburb was pioneered.

"I was racing a 1913 Locomobile and a 1912 Pierce-Arrow," he said, describing two vehicles that may technically qualify as horseless carriages.