Sentence examples for technically more from inspiring English sources

Even Andrew Johnson was technically more in contention for involvement.

The slippers — technically more like slides — are to ward off temptation.

Paying with plastic is technically more efficient for everyone than paying with checks or cash.

(In its early days, the Chesterfield was technically more of a "lounge" coat).

"It has pushed me to be technically more precise and more refined," he said.

This metropolitan market is considered technically more complicated to reach than the long-haul telecommunications market.

European Web video sites like Vpod and Sevenload are technically more advanced than YouTube, he said.

After all, when the materials are cheap, it becomes technically more difficult to design good-looking clothes.

Though technically more than a match for USB, FireWire fell out of favour with computer, camera and consumer-electronics manufacturers.

Mimicry and caricature, while essential to both the meddah and the ortaoyunu, are technically more developed in the shadow play.

And, while Rivera was technically more gifted, Frida was at the time doing something no one else was.