Sentence examples for means that technically from inspiring English sources

The primary surplus means that, technically, Greek government revenues now exceed expenditure.

Last year's legislation means that, technically, anyone has the right to apply for flexible working.

(If that threshold isn't met, investors lose their money, which means that technically it is not a bond).

"That means that technically the Uefa process is triggered.

This means that technically, the government could continue to pay some bills.

That means that technically, bandwidth targeting could also be used in markets like the U.S. to, say, serve rich media ads to people on 4G connections, while giving those on slower phones and less connectivity, a more pared-down, less annoying experience.

This meant that technically there were no grounds to refuse the mysterious R Mutt's last-minute entry of a men's urinal entitled Fountain - for he had paid his fee.

Plus Donfrey had been basically naked, which meant that technically he'd beaten Donfrey, since Donfrey had needed to get naked just to manage a tie with him, Al Roosten.

This caused uproar in the art world, not least because this meant that, technically, anyone who didn't make their bed or care about alarming pillow stains was now an artist, and art likes nothing less than being seen as inclusive.

Despite the major announcements surrounding Darwinius, this oversight meant that, technically, the fossil had not been formally recognized.

I mean, that could technically create emotional stress.