Sentence examples for may technically not from inspiring English sources
What can happen in Bass Strait continues to weigh on psyches and race plans even if it may technically not all be transpiring in Bass Strait.
Though Warner Bros. may technically not be pushing Zack Snyder's Man of Steel sequel any more than is usual, the film currently sits in that odd position of its visibility seemingly outweighing its hype.
MV: Take a close look at Israel, which may technically not be European but since they're in the Eurovision Song Festival … There's more VC money there than in France, while it's such a small country.
Even the sub-contractor may have technically not done anything wrong if he's been told to come in and just put a lick of paint on.
In certain clinical conditions such as obesity, poor peripheral IV access, systemic hypovolemia due to acute blood loss or volume sequestration, and pregnancy, injection of IV contrast material may be contraindicated or technically not feasible in a timely manner.
39. "Just because schools may technically have space... doesn't mean that's the best solution for a charter school".
So-called abandonware sites may technically be illegal -- they have not received permission from copyright holders to offer the games -- but proponents argue that older games will be lost to posterity if not kept in circulation.
After nearly two weeks of continuous curling coverage, a viewer of the Winter Olympics could be forgiven for concluding that curling, while it may technically qualify as a sport, does not seem terribly Olympian.
Some argue that when performance is unobservable (so there is a high risk of distortion) or the measures are technically not sound, it may be best to either reduce the incentive intensity to mitigate the risk that agents misdirect effort [ 57] or even to use no incentives for rewarding performance at all [ 45].
Well, technically, not everybody.
