Sentence examples for technically contest from inspiring English sources

People not lucky enough to live in Tassie or the NT can technically contest an employer's decision not to hire them due to a criminal record to the Australian Human Rights Commission.

The New York Republican presidential primary is technically 31 separate contests, with three delegates fielded by each candidate in each district.

— NATE SILVER The presidential preference ballot in Illinois is technically just a beauty contest.

The 58th annual Eurovision song contest has, technically, been rumbling on all week, thanks to the two semi-finals that took place on Tuesday and Thursday.

Beals's pictures of the World's Fair Air Show contest are remarkable technically and historically: technically because she managed, with slow and cumbersome equipment, to record moving airships and people rushing to see them; historically because they provide an extended glimpse into early attempts to fly.

Those issues include whether Mr. Gore is really entitled to bring a contest lawsuit -- technically, only the electors for a candidate are on a presidential ballot -- and whether any presidential election can truly be contested under Florida law.

He also refused to allow a lawyer for John Thrasher, the former speaker of the Florida House and an elector for Mr. Bush, to make a lengthy argument on Saturday that Mr. Gore was unable to bring a contest lawsuit because technically only electors are allowed to do so.

Legalized gambling could very well be the lifeline broadcasters have been waiting for — not only does sports betting make fans literally invested in the outcome of a game, but it also makes more games exciting down to the wire, since a seemingly lopsided contest could still technically be close against the point spread.

(We know this technically makes it a "dialogue contest" but that would have looked confusing as the title).

India won the rain-shortened final by five runs Sunday in a contest in which England was technically the host, though it never felt like it.

Technically two different startups could win each contest.