Sentence examples for technically affects from inspiring English sources

Although the decision technically affects only San Diego County, it paves the way for offenders in other counties, particularly those with large cities, to challenge the residency rules.

Odd behavior by Mr. Goldstein in front of the jury should not technically affect his case, legal experts say.

Emotional Laborer While it does not technically affect national unemployment statistics, surviving in the era of Trump as an African-American certainly feels like a job.

"While the decision today technically just affects California, the principles the court articulated mean we will have marriage equality in all 50 states.

Even though California's privacy bill technically only affects citizens of that state, companies will build national and international policy around it to avoid getting taken to court by litigious Californian billionaires.

Technically, they affect body rhythms the least, but, based on feedback from early users, blue was found most soothing".

The agreement is not retroactive and technically does not affect materials that have already left Italy.

Ms. Damrau triumphed last month at the Met for her performance in Rossini's "Comte Ory" and won deserved ovations Tuesday night for her vocally gleaming, technically agile and affecting Gilda.

While the postponement technically does not affect other central provisions of the law — in particular those establishing health insurance marketplaces in the states, known as exchanges, where uninsured Americans can shop for policies — it threatens to throw into disarray the administration's effort to put those provisions into effect by Jan . 1

FibroScan has the advantages of being rapid and technically simple; however, operator skill affects its diagnostic success rate.

*Maple syrup urine disease, a lethal, retardation-causing metabolic error known technically as branched-chain ketoaciduria that affects one baby in 250,000.