Sentence examples for technically led from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Liberal Democrats – whose leader Nick Clegg stood down yesterday following their worst defeat since 1957 – are technically led by party president Sarah Brinton.

While the Nokia Lumia 710 technically led Nokia's U.S. Windows Phone charge, the newly-announced Lumia 900 for AT&T is likely to be the one that gets phone fans' hearts fluttering.

Ely would have to become the drummer, and since The Kingsmen was registered in Easton's name only, he technically led the band.

He technically led the party which won the most votes, roughly one-third, but in reality it is a coalition of parties as its Greek name implies, Syriza meaning coalition.

This low camera sensitivity in the NIR range technically led to low sensitivity for detecting tumor lesions because small photon numbers decreased NMP4 or NMP5 signals of tumor nodules after spectral separation from highly sensitive RFP.

This act would have a chilling effect on free speech and could, technically, lead to a person's arrest for publicly reciting the second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence.

Technically, this leads to large-scale mathematical problems, which are solved using recent advances in convex optimization.

Technically this leads to many corresponding landscapes with a shared plane.

(Their lone victory was a come-from-behind overtime affair at New Orleans; they won on the last play of the game, so technically, they never led).

That last drive on the Old Course was final proof that his swing was technically flawed and led the two-times Ryder Cup player to make a huge decision.

The long march down Edinburgh's Royal Mile to open the new Scottish Parliament will be led, technically, by the Queen, but most eyes will be on the 74-year-old behind her, the uncrowned Greatest Living Scotsman, carrying his 6ft 2in with pride.