Sentence examples for technically be over from inspiring English sources
Although the recession may technically be over, the end result of this shift in wealth is a vicious circle in which, absent a significant rise in consumer demand, corporations are reluctant to hire, and demand continues to stagnate or decline.
Even though the recession will technically be over, the problems that came with it won't end for the mass of people affected by the downturn in the first place.
Summer might technically be over, but for us it never ends".
The recession may technically be over—"full employment," anyone?—and jobs all over the country are seemingly up for grabs.
Even though the recession technically may be over, home prices are falling again, the unemployment rate is above 9 percent and consumer confidence has been shattered by the disappearance of more than $1 trillion of stock market wealth since the market's peak in July 2007.
Even the NBER, the unofficial arbiter of recession start and end dates, says that "economic activity is typically below normal in the early stages of an expansion, and it sometimes remains so well into the expansion". In other words, the Great Recession technically may be over, but in real terms it's not--and it may continue for some time in the future.
Technically everything is over, but it's still a full room.
Here, Collins uses three male and three female dancers to dissect the relationship but the result, while technically accomplished, is over-artsy and ultimately unengaging.
It would technically be perfectly possible, over a period of six months, to put together a package of constraints on Scots MPs' voting rights that complemented the powers handed to Holyrood.
Especially for patients with small, localized recurrences, in whom a local excision would technically be possible, mastectomy is generally preferred over BCS for fear of worse outcome due to omission of radiotherapy.
The consensus among economists is that the recession is over, and, technically, the herd is probably right.
