Sentence examples for technically ended from inspiring English sources

The severance agreement technically ended in 2009, but continues to pay out additional amounts.

Although the recession technically ended in November 2001, unemployment has risen from 5.6% to 6.2% since then.

Now, three years after Mr Gates's digital decade technically ended, business schools are entering their own electronic epoch.

A three-year recession has technically ended, but growth has been mainly in bauxite mining and has been imperceptible to the public.

Mr. Carter's recession technically ended in August 1980, although not in a way that would have been highly visible to consumers and voters at the time.

In September 2010 the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research determined that the U.S. recession that officially began in December 2007 technically ended in June 2009.

Dear Britain, The country I come from is where Europe technically ends today, or begins, depending on your journey.

In the south, Siberia technically ends at the border between Russia and Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and China, although Siberian watersheds and landforms continue on into them.

It is expected that Museveni, 72, will ask MPs to remove an age-limit clause that would technically end his rule when he reached 75.

The rebel victory in Ramouseh, while technically ending the siege, does not mean there will be immediate relief for residents of east Aleppo.

Although the exhibition technically ends in 1945, Mr. Burns's film is meant to fill the gap, as if ushering you into the contemporary Latino world of the hosting museum.