Sentence examples for more technical reasons from inspiring English sources

But earlier this month, a company spokesperson told me that "Vigilante was taken out of the App Store for more technical reasons, dealing with geo restrictions and developer technicalities" and that "the above is rumor and inaccurate," a statement in apparent direct conflict with the company's own previous account of the event.

There are other, more technical reasons gasoline prices might rise, including problems at refineries.

There are other, more technical reasons why it might reduce lending.

Also captivating, for more technical reasons, are three pen-and-ink figure studies by Perino del Vaga.

But analysts also see another, more technical reason behind the dollar's long decline — one that may well be ending.

A more technical analysis reasons that White rotates himself three and a half times, while at the same time flipping himself around twice — resembling, if you blink quickly, a human propeller.

Meanwhile, the new House of Representatives, which was also sworn in on Wednesday, had to take up the question of impeachment once more for technical reasons.

But if members of the FIFA executive committee need more than technical reasons to persuade them, the South African bid was promoted in Zurich yesterday by President Thabo Mbeki and three Nobel Peace Prize winners: the former presidents Nelson Mandela and F. W. de Klerk and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, according to news media reports.

But in reality retakes happen more often for technical reasons.

While BEST [ 7] and STEM [ 4] could, in principle, have also been used to generate samples from this distribution, *BEAST was more convenient for technical reasons.

Since the inability to create a null cell line can also result for technical reasons, more thorough approaches need to be used to further assess essentiality.