Sentence examples for members technically from inspiring English sources

Over the year, Tech:NYC hasn't gone from just zero to one (thanks Peter) it's gone from zero to over 400 members (technically it started with five founding members — the pre-Yahoo AOL, Bloomberg, Facebook, Google, and venture firm Union Square Ventures).

Thus, given the current state of technology, VTs composed of multicultural or multinational members can technically function well despite their dispersion across the globe.

Of the 16 board members, nine are technically considered independent.

Technically, members of the European Parliament cannot reject one nominee to the commission.

It is true that members of Alcoholics Anonymous technically are not supposed to seek publicity in any form.

What's more common is that people just stop really participating in Facebook — they're technically members, but in practice they barely use the site.

Several securities frauds conducted through related firms that were not technically members of SIPC left investors to fight the corporation in court to try to recoup their losses.

(The vast majority of the 400 PJ's stationed all over the globe are technically members of a special operations military unit).

A.B.A. critics have long argued that faculty members, even if technically a minority, hold the most sway on accreditation-related committees because they care most about the committees' rulings.

After a day at the Games, as you are contemplating the cruel joke that you, Usain Bolt and Michael Phelps are technically members of the same species, it is nice to come across a clicker competition and be reminded that for the most part people the world over are really not that different.

AmeriCorps members aren't technically federal employees, but they are paid by the government.