Sentence examples for technically needs from inspiring English sources

A room that has – cleverly and intricately – been designed to accommodate everything a flat technically needs to qualify as a flat (two ways of heating food and one way of chilling food; a place to sleep and a place to wash your foul body; a surface, for either going on your laptop or chopping carrots on; a high wall-mounted TV), but also isn't a flat because it is a room.

[But for a memoir] she doesn't technically need permission".

Even in public, you technically need consent to snap a face.

(The sprites might technically need to be labeled attosatellites as they fall below that range).

All of which is a shame since, technically, Need For Speed: The Run is vastly impressive.

Notts County went top with a 3-1 home win over Lincoln City but technically need a point for promotion still.

Many of the banks that received money under the Troubled Asset Relief Program, known as TARP, don't technically need it.

The European poll gives Renzi the blessing at the ballot box that he did not technically need but whose absence was felt keenly by some voters.

To calm nerves further, Lehman rushed to raise $4 billion in fresh capital that it did not technically need (and made sure everyone knew it had drawn $11 billion of orders).

Bottom Line The Falcons are no longer focusing on a division title – they are focusing on the type of title that does not technically need a descriptor in front of it.

Later, they could refuse to hand over control if Vodafone wins more than 50% of the votes, but less than the 75% technically needed to boot out the managers.