Sentence examples for might technically need from inspiring English sources

(The sprites might technically need to be labeled attosatellites as they fall below that range).

Meaning, if a new driver is 18 years old, he or she would not technically need to follow supervision guidelines, which might encourage teens to push back obtaining a license.

[But for a memoir] she doesn't technically need permission".

Because fresh yeast contains moisture already, you do not technically need additional water.

Deputy City Attorney Mark Stiles said the photos might technically meet the nudity portion of city code.

Even in public, you technically need consent to snap a face.

Yes, I might technically be doing work, but my marginal output just trends towards zero.

When I saw the title, I thought, "This book should be required reading for all future employees, managers, leaders and entrepreneurs before they turn five-years-old". (Technically, some nice person might need to read it to them). But after I read it, my thinking changed.

Chelsea might just need you.

Similarly, a technically competent but aesthetically uninspired UX designer might need digital selves that safely challenge creative boundaries and limitations.

You might need to go to school in order to learn these skills but it is technically possible to learn them on your own as well.