Sentence examples for technically become from inspiring English sources

Instead, even though Merck is putting up the money to buy Schering, and Mr. Clark of Merck would run the combined companies, Merck would technically become a subsidiary of Schering.

After Brexit, Britons living on the continent or in the Republic of Ireland will technically become third-country nationals but, like EU citizens in Britain, governments will seek to distinguish themselves from other non-EU members such as Americans or Australians, who are subject to strict immigration rules.

If so, they at least technically become "government employees" even if their check doesn't specifically come from the government.

If anything, Pierre-Paul can use his guaranteed millions to technically become a cyborg. .

In our "first past the post" electoral system, the candidate with the most votes wins, so if there's four people running, someone with less than a third of the votes could technically become our prime minister.

So under the new Psychoactive Substances Act which comes into force on the May 26 and bans all psychoactive substances apart from tobacco, alcohol, caffeine, and licensed medicines kambo will technically become illegal.

When Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg leaves town, as he often does, his first deputy, Patricia E. Harris, technically becomes the mayor, assuming most of his duties and authority under an executive order.

With the creation of a new, three-chamber Parliament embracing people of Indian and mixed racial descent - but excluding the black majority -such modifications, technically, became more difficult.

Although Imagic technically became the second third-party developer for the 2600, the company's first game didn't arrive until March 1982.

Assembled into one story, this technically becomes the first DC DTV animated movie set in the CW "Berlanti-verse," which explains why Green Arrow and the Flash are the leaders of whatever passes for the Justice League herein.

It's been almost two years since I technically became a cyborg.