Sentence examples for technically impact from inspiring English sources

While it is true that streaming music over Bluetooth can technically impact sound quality, with modern Bluetooth 4.0 technology the difference between wired and wireless music playback is negligible for all but the highest quality of music and highest-end headphones, which the Beats are certainly not.

Of particular interest to this paper are the limited options they have for technically assessing the impact that territorially-based actions have on reducing inequality, and therefore poverty.

Who are most of your clients? A. Technically, any business impacted by the weather is a candidate.

McManus concedes that if you build behind the reef crest, the impact could technically be minimal.

The films themselves, with titles like "Mechanized Death," "Wheels of Tragedy" and "The Last Prom," may be technically crude, but their impact is undeniable.

Because the account is not technically their own, any impact on their future credit score will result from how well the parents manage their accounts.

When his grandson Charles VIII invaded Italy in 1494, the impact of technically superior French artillery was immediate and dramatic; the French breached in eight hours the key frontier fortress of Monte San Giovanni, which had previously withstood a siege of seven years.

Everything we can technically do to ensure impact has been done".

Though that is technically true, the actual ecological impact would be far greater.

The Treasury made an assessment – though not technically a recommendation – of the impact of increasing the minimum wage to £7 over two years by October 2015.

The Treasury made an assessment – though not technically a recommendation – of the impact of increasing the minimum wage to £7 from October.