Sentence examples for some technically from inspiring English sources

He will also extend the tax relief being offered on investment in some technically difficult oil fields to all new North Sea developments.

Michael Bradley looked rock-solid last week for Chievo Verona against Juventus, taking corner kicks and holding his own against some technically gifted players.

Although there were some technically savvy candidates that applied to the academy, they didn't have an advantage over those who had only a smattering of tech know-how.

Put together by a pair independent curators, Susan Hapgood and Cornelia Lauf, it's an assemblage of historical documents, some of them drawings, some not; some, technically, not even art.

Farah told me, "These drugs will definitely help some technically normal people — that is, people who don't meet the diagnostic criteria for A.D.H.D. or any kind of cognitive impairment".

Farah told me: "These drugs will definitely help some technically normal people - that is, people who don't meet the diagnostic criteria for ADHD or any kind of cognitive impairment".

We have already noted that some technically-savvy individuals and organizations have figured out various strategies for "gaming the system"—i.e., positioning their sites higher in the schemes used by search engine companies to generate results.

So there's room for guys like me to have some fun technically, do some good, maybe make a living.

Some are technically shaky and still weirdly appropriate.

Mr. Payton's mellow, thoughtful playing, as well as some less technically ambitious composing, made it the evening's best work.

It's one of several productions comprising "Game Play" (July 6-28), assortmentent of shows — some quite technically complex — inspired by games and gaming; (212) 352-3101, bricktheater.com.