Sentence examples for technically include from inspiring English sources

Its name was changed in 1991 because broadcasting does not, technically, include cable.

They offer a glimpse of a rule-bound intelligence bureaucracy that is highly sensitive to the distinction between foreigners and "U.S. persons," which technically include not only American citizens and legal residents but American companies and nonprofit organizations as well.

Which, I guess, would technically include VICE.

Although you can technically include a subject, doing so will take away from the body of your text, as most text messages have a 160-character limit.

Under normal circumstances, Jewish law prohibits carrying on the Sabbath -- which technically includes wheeling -- except inside an enclosure.

On the next play, defensive tackle Linval Joseph dropped McCoy for a 1-yard loss on a quick shovel pass, a play that was defended like a run though not technically included in the totals from Football Outsiders.

Everyone knows "America" technically includes Canada, I guess, but the clear intention was the United States.

However, Si anodes suffer from several issues technically, including huge volume changes, unstable interface between Si and electrolyte, and low conductivity.

Lobbying technically includes direct contact with legislators -- like a phone call.

Although spices and herbs are technically included, I decided they deserve a separate post.

As the Washington Post has pointed out, Trump's formal policy proposals never technically included mass deportation, per se.