Sentence examples for technically clearly from inspiring English sources

The Cu2+/IDA/PEG is technically clearly superior to the Ni2+/NTA.

These were technically ads, but clearly not invasive enough that make people bristle.

5.05pm: Meeting the government's decarbonisation targets by 2050 without nuclear power is clearly technically possible, as the various scenarios highlighted today display.

But the State Department pointed out that technically, federal law clearly prohibits the use of a tribal document in lieu of a United States passport.

The Italians were clearly technically better.

"I do very advanced programming that targets very advanced research and development that is extremely technically challenging, and clearly having a degree and background in physics makes me the right person to be doing this".

Other artists are clearly technically proficient, but attempted an experiment that did not end well.

In any case, alternative hypotheses, based on multiple origins, are technically possible but clearly implausible given the available data.

Even if uterine auto-transplantation model in cynomolgus monkey is established technically, there are clearly many problems other than surgical techniques to overcome in heterogeneous uterine transplantation or on the assumption of clinical application in humans.

Rarely is it asked why the political will might be lacking: Political will is journalistic shorthand for the overcoming of the conflicting interests, ideological blinkers and structural constraints that usually make it impossible for governments to do what is technically feasible and clearly necessary to solve a serious problem.

Technically, the photograph was clearly taken later than the tragically early deaths of the sisters.