Sentence examples for much more technically from inspiring English sources

A. My grandson is much more technically proficient than I am.

The hard-working Korean offers much more technically than the Dane.

Shahn was never much more technically competent than that, and he didn't much care.

Each of these breakthroughs makes human cloning that much more technically feasible.

In fact, there is evidence that earlier civilizations were much more technically adept than we imagine they were.

Theatre today is much more technically demanding than it used to be, so most of us train in stage management for up to four years.

Now those roles have merged and subeditors need to be much more proficient technically".

As his first-generation dancers retired, he replaced them with people who were much more competent technically.

This final 3km of the climb was much steeper and more technically difficult, and a pretty daunting prospect in the dark.

The idea that England players will be that much sharper and more technically accomplished in World Cup group games as a result of having spent Tuesday nights in November toiling away at Accrington or Exeter is laughable.

In urban areas the youth-unemployment rate is 35%.In this section Chinese whispers Steps forward, steps back A widening gap Permanent emergency Land of the impure ReprintsWoodside argues that an onshore plant would be both much more expensive and technically risky, entailing a pipeline through a "seismically active" 3km-deep ocean trough.