Sentence examples for technically extreme from inspiring English sources

Everest is not, now, a technically extreme climb, at least on some routes.

The Streif, named after the Streifalm meadow on the upper part of the course is infamous for its blind corners, uphill sections and high-speed jumps compounding the difficulty of a technically extreme course.

On a perfect day, it is not even extreme, technically, although at least once a week it can take two hours or more, and it has taken as long as three, such as when a truck flipped on the interstate and spilled a load of battery acid.

Everest by the 1953 route is regarded by mountaineers as a technically easy climb, despite the extreme altitude, but the pair had trained by attempting far more demanding peaks.

Nor at the other extreme must they be technically efficient robots".

Extreme Animals' name, while technically ludicrous and possibly awful, is actually the only name for them that makes any sense at all.

Last year may have been an extreme aberration, though the millennium technically begins this New Year's.

This extreme "hygienic behavior," as it's technically called, is an effective way of containing disease outbreaks in crowded insect colonies.

In addition, this reading is near the middle of its annual range, indicating that sentiment is far from the pessimistic extreme you would expect on a technically weak stock.

Although Begrand acknowledged that this was not Megadeth's most technically proficient album, he explained that the unique combination of "the extreme and the accessible" is why this album remained a fan-favorite.

Technically, any object can create gravitational waves, but only incredibly massive objects and extreme events can create ones large enough for us to measure.