Sentence examples for technically equal from inspiring English sources

The world's five other major powers — Britain, China, France, Germany, and Russia — were technically equal players.

Similarly, Parallèlement comprises bohemian and erotic pieces often contemporary with, and technically equal to, his "respectable" ones.

The GAO said it found little substantiating detail that the two proposals were technically equal and recommended the State Department reevaluate Harbert's proposal and make a new decision.

Clark/Foulger-Pratt argued they should not have been rated technically equal to Birmingham, Ala.-based B.L. Harbert International, which was then awarded the contract because of its lower price.

Equality can't be achieved only de jure -- it's not just about being technically equal in the eye of law.

Cubic in March became the front-runner in the increasingly bitter competition for the transit authority contract when an MTA committee determined that Cubic's offer was technically equal to the Nynex team's bid--but $25 million cheaper.

Both units offer the chance to connect to Spotify and therefore technically have equal offerings.

We're technically on equal legal footing and we've come so far so quickly that it's easy to declare feminist victories achieved.

Under the influence of Dürer, Raimondi became a virtuoso engraver; technically Dürer's equal, he lacked his master's originality.

"And technically the principle of equal evaluation of the individual materials… A perambulator wheel, wire-netting, string and cotton wool are factors having equal rights with paint".

Kim was equal parts technically sound and artistically lovely, landing jump after jump so gracefully and softly, it was as if the law of gravity did not apply to her.