Sentence examples similar to technically delayed from inspiring English sources
The company told Computer and Video Games, "No date was ever announced for MotionPlus — so technically it can't be delayed".
This concept may help to further explain the differences in surgical timing between the groups as it seems logical that the more technically demanding surgery would be delayed until the patient was both more physiologically stable and in the ideal operative environment.
Because Nintendo had promised the 3DS for sometime before April next year, the announcement of a February debut is not technically a delay.
Laboratory confirmation based on MAT is a much delayed process, and it is technically challenging, requiring experience laboratory scientists to perform the tests, and the maintenance of live leptospira cultures.
What kind of compensation am I entitled to if my flight is delayed or canceled because of weather? A. Technically, none.
A wildly successful miniatures game, Kingdom Death: Monster, was so over-funded, and had such technically specific plastic miniature pieces, that they've been delayed on multiple occasions.
The glittering commercials career delayed the move into features, but meant that once he did arrive he was technically fully formed.
Technically, it was a short-handed goal, but Anaheim had an equal number of skaters because Giguère had left his net and was replaced by an extra forward because a delayed penalty was called against Minnesota.
