Sentence examples for technically expected from inspiring English sources

"But when you're a groomsman, you're technically expected to be helpful but all they really do is drink beer and play with the dogs".

For now there's no way to pinpoint specific device models like the iPhone 5, but if it's technically possible, expect Facebook to offer model placements in the future.

The treaty, if it enters into force early next year as most delegates expect, would technically require industrialized countries that are signatories to cut their emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases by 2012 to more than 5percentt below levels measured in 1990.

Many of the images which are particularly technically flawed are expected to be among the most coveted when the collection is sold by his son Andrey, who is also his archivist, at Bonhams auction house in October.

As soon as we get a feeling that it's not acting fundamentally or technically as we expected, we'll get out.

Technically, you can expect a Blu-ray burner supporting BD-R/RE discs (no BDXL or 3D discs) and a 320GB HDD.

The show is not expected to be, technically at least, a comedy.

In a brief conversation after the 30-minute performance Mr. Roden volunteered that the work is not technically challenging, and that he expected different pianists to bring their own nuances to it.

This is technically a beat, as analysts expected Tesla to report a loss of $3.48 a share with revenues of $3.22 billion, up from $2.7 billion a year ago.

Some of the per-nucleus estimates from the Poisson method were negative resulting from poor (technically impossible) negative estimates of expected intensity.

Mr. Ridgway was in custody tonight but apparently not technically under arrest, though that was expected to happen soon.