Sentence examples for not technically possible from inspiring English sources

The information technology officer in charge of the recount has said it is not technically possible to pull those 19,000 ballots out to check for this possibility, according to Commissioner Roberts.

Unfortunately, it is not technically possible to make these videos viewable by non-enrolled students.

However, it is not technically possible to turn down the award.

It's not technically possible to remove all traces of data loaded on to the internet from other sources.

It's not technically possible to use cookies with smartphone apps the way it is with a browser.

Playing with mallets or plucking inside a piano is usually a tricky and limited maneuver in a live performance situation; this approach allows a level of ease and virtuosity not technically possible otherwise.

2. What if they say divestment isn't technically possible?

(Koolhaas wanted it to be one and the same, but that wasn't technically possible).

The Food and Drink Federation, which represents manufacturers, recently warned that the 20% cut in sugar content of most types of foodstuffs being sought by Public Health England by 2020 was highly unlikely to happen because it would not be "technically possible, or acceptable to UK consumers".

So lively and penetrating has the stylistic intercourse been that it is nowadays often impossible to identify a piece as jazz, classical, or ethnic, proof that the third stream ideal of a true and complete fusion (not always technically possible in the 1960s) has at least partially been achieved.

It is not yet technically possible to determine whether an extinct animal chewed the cud from stable isotope analysis, although this approach may someday prove to be useful in determining whether a particular fossil indicates a ruminant digestion.