Sentence examples for technically links from inspiring English sources

If I ever tried to fight it (which I won't, since it would probably be fruitless), my excuse would be that it was content I was creating from their videos, and the links were technically links to the source of that content, which it was proper to credit them with".

Initially, experts believed that the tremors were technically aftershocks linked to the August quake.

"I think he has improved technically, his link player is better and when we have option to go for long balls he's an interesting option".

(Technically, the linked shirt is from NYC, but give me 10 minutes in Fred Segal and I bet I could locate its West Coast cousin).

Technically Kosovo remains linked to Serbia but, since the end of the war there in 1999, it has been under UN jurisdiction.

Although computerised records make it technically straightforward to link population, practice, hospital and clinic data, it is not possible to extract a patient's records without their consent.

190 The availability of patient-identifiable data in the DNPR makes it technically easy to link to other Danish data sources using the CPR number.

Thanks to patient-identifiable data in the Aarhus University Prescription Database, it is technically easy to link it to all other Danish registries, both nationwide and regional, using the CPR number.

While calcium and magnesium aren't linked to technically lowering high blood pressure (like potassium is), they are linked to low blood pressure in general.

Instead, it says that since the mobile web subscription page auto-loads after you run out of free in-app Instant Articles, you technically never click a link out to the subscription page in the way Apple forbids.

The implication is that any software engineer who embeds a playlist on a web page, or designs a podcast platform, or enables the ability to share a link, is technically liable.