Sentence examples for technically harmless from inspiring English sources
It is, technically, harmless.
The robot is technically harmless: designed to carry soldiers' gear and follow them across rugged terrain, but it also functions as a "mobile auxiliary power source," making it the world's most expensive iPhone charger.
There's no doubt that, armed with this more complete information, city authorities will have the opportunity to do legal and financial harm to the people who are taking part in this technically unsanctioned but largely harmless (and in many ways beneficial) business.
The rogue program, technically a "worm," is largely harmless to many users, but for those who use Microsoft Outlook e-mail, the program sends itself out to every person in the victim's e-mail address book, potentially crippling the e-mail servers of companies with floods of unwanted messages.
Patients infected with both HIV and the seemingly harmless hepatitis G, known technically as GBV-C, survive longer than those infected with HIV alone, raising the possibility that the two viruses compete for cells to infect.
While such elaborate ruses may technically be deception, most psychologists believe that lying to the kids about Santa Claus is harmless, and may even have benefits.
