Sentence examples for technically hard from inspiring English sources

Sites like YouTube and Twitter may be technically hard to scale, but are they really technical leaps in innovation, or more of a creative, cultural leap in how existing technology is being used? .

"It is technically hard lawyering, gathering your evidence and making your point.

The story is good, but technically hard to read, with the narrative unfolding in a very grown-up manner.

This, not technically hard, is through-the-body dancing in which the ballerina's entire being can draw the theater into her spell.

Venezuela's gas is technically hard to extract because almost 90percentt of it is associated with oil, but major projects have languished even as Venezuela's neighbor, Trinidad, taps adjacent gas reserves with ease.

Ultimately, however, what is technically hard today becomes easy in the future as the world connects electronically and devices improve.

The company has been in discussions with outside security experts about ways to make it technically harder still for investigators to force the company to hand over data from customers' iPhones, according to sources.

(Silver is sadly technically harder to do but Lucca says she's keen to add it if the printing challenges can be overcome).

In the case of previous pathological fracture, the cavity of the cyst becomes irregular and is divided by cortical layers, which makes curettage technically harder to perform and sometimes makes the excision of complete cyst borders impossible.

The hardest technically, the hardest spiritually.

He was split outside on occasion in the Washington offense, but his hooks, hitches and hard-breaking routes lack the technically sound hard break that generate good separation.