Sentence examples for technically due from inspiring English sources

So much excitement already, and this report's not technically due to begin for 65 minutes.

The US is yet to deliver $585m worth of aid to Egypt that is due for 2013, but has denied this is on hold, since it is not technically due to be delivered until 30 September.

If the Democrats lose the Senate this fall, it may be technically due to an unlucky roster of elections and the traditional midterm setback for the party in power.

The medial plate is more demanding technically due to practicalities of operating on the inner side of the thigh and the close proximity of vital anatomical structures, but medial femoral sub-muscular plating is an operative technique that can be performed safely with a judicious understanding of the relevant anatomy.

Palliative radiation therapy was not possible technically due to the tumour volume.

Technically, due to the dispersed nature of the neurovascular networks, the standard microtome-based 2-D tissue analysis is limited in presenting the network structure.

But rib fracture repair is technically challenging due to the human rib's relatively thin cortex and due to its tendency to fracture obliquely.

As reported in cows [ 8], the short-axis views were technically challenging due to difficulties in obtaining symmetrical images and poor visualisation due to the hyperechogenicity of the pleural surface.

Clinton's claim that Vermont sends the most guns used in crime per capita to New York may be technically true due to the state's proximity and small population, but it is also somewhat misleading.

Conventional laparoendoscopic single-site (C-LESS) pyeloplasty is technically challenging due to instrument clashing, loss of triangulation, and difficulty sewing.

In the construction industry, supply chain integration is technically challenging due to the high fragmentation of the industry.