Sentence examples for technically don't from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, they technically don't work: "Up yours, Delors".

The graphics are top-notch technically — don't try playing on an old, underpowered PC; you'll just be frustrated — but the real strength is the overall art direction, which can perhaps be best described as genetically altered Art Deco.

Students and their dependants accounted for two out of three migrants from outside the EU last year and that is without counting more than 49,000 short-stay student visitor visas, which technically don't count toward immigration totals.There are non-political reasons to want to discourage some types of foreign students from coming to Britain.

Our current legal system leaves children in limbo for far too long (often up to a year while the court application is processed), in the care of parents who technically don't even have the legal authority to take them to the doctor.

You technically don't need more that 25 cents worth of hardware for this thing, but getting some of these parts might be cost a bit more.

You technically don't have to use the keyboard or mouse, due to the touchscreen having a keyboard, but don't expect to be able to type with any speed using the on-screen keyboard.

You, technically, do not need to watch any of these shows.

Lesser Festivals do not have priority over festivals and technically do not have precedence over ordinary Sundays.

Tropical rainforests technically do not have dry or wet seasons, since their rainfall is equally distributed through the year.

Tropical rainforests technically do not have dry or wet seasons, since their rainfall is equally distributed throughout the year.

Breaking up "banks" misses the point, he says, because some big and dangerous financial firms technically do not have a banking charter from the federal government.