Sentence examples for technically continued from inspiring English sources

Since Brandenburg was still legally part of the Holy Roman Empire, the personal union between Brandenburg and Prussia technically continued until the empire's dissolution in 1806.

(Never mind that the summer, technically, continues for another few weeks).

The Republican campaign for president will technically continue into May and June, but the primary in Wisconsin on Tuesday may be the last act of its competitive stage.

The school could technically continue if it can raise funds independently although it is thought it would be unable to do so.

In other words, Mrs. Clinton's presidential campaign committee could technically continue to raise money towards retiring her debt but with little involvement on her part — which could severely hamper those fund raising efforts.

Although every MP will technically continue to have an equal vote on every bill, Mr Grayling said that where legislation related to only England and Wales, there would need to be a "double majority"  with both English and UK MPs needing to support England-only issue for it to pass into law.

Although Dynes will technically continue in the job until June 2008, Wyatt Hume, UC's executive vice president and provost, is assuming most of his duties immediately.

(Dodge will technically continue to operate but will move 1.3 miles west to share a building with Morton Elementary).

Despite the actual company known as "MoviePass" technically continuing to exist an existence that will continue for some time either on VC-funded life support or in a May-like stitched-together monstrosity the world's best deal, and most clearly fucked business model, is over.

Technically, Obama continued his trend of getting worse this month, when you look at only the chart above.

Why? Technically, we continue to be bound under the requirements of No Child Left Behind, which means we are technically still bound by 100percentt proficiency by 2014.