Sentence examples for such technicality from inspiring English sources

The nature of the problems are of such technicality that, even as I type, there's a burly man with a hammer hitting a box downstairs.

Our national identity is not really guaged by such technicalities; nor is it threatened by them.

Such technicalities are frequently used to deny opposition groups the chance to participate in elections here, independent election monitors say.

But to send in teams of lawyers to seize on such technicalities smacks more of political beanball than hardball.

But the Senate majority leader, reelected to that position by his colleagues Wednesday, decided not to trouble himself with such technicalities.

But such technicalities hardly explain how a minuscule election — Mr. Black won 167 of2877 votes — has attracted the attention of hate groups nationwide and opponents like the Anti-Defamation League.

But such technicalities do not bother the Bronxville weekly walkers, who gather year round, except when it is too snowy or steamy.

Whether traditional publishers and broadcasters have the ability to indulge in such technicalities, still less the stomach to dirty their hands on downstream marketing, is an entirely different matter.

One wonders about the inhibiting, restrictive effects of such technicalities or legalities on Mr. Sánchez's writing, which sounds like more of a pitch or a proposal than a play.

The two went on to discuss education reform and quickly bonded, aides said, over such technicalities as "disaggregating the data" in educational testing, a term Mr. Bush learned when he pushed for an education reform bill as governor of Texas.

The Recording Academy, which represents the industry professionals who vote on the Grammys, isn't as concerned with such technicalities.