Sentence examples for technically operates from inspiring English sources

The money that the Tyee brings in from the labor-affiliated group and the affluent couple are investments, rather than revenue, so it technically operates at a loss, but one can see how its model of diversification, or one like it, might aid a nonprofit news organization in becoming sustainable.

While flying cars could technically operate from airport to airport, what's the point?

Six more plants, including Three Mile Island and California's Diablo Canyon, have announced that they will close between now and 2025, even though they could technically operate for decades.

Yet the bill targets not the institutions but the gaming providers, which technically operate outside of the U.S. Financial Services Committee Chairman Mike Oxley Mike Oxley (R-Ohio) called the vote "a monumental step towards eradicating illegal gambling across the country".

First, Shopify cannot actually "censor" anything since it's not a state agency or organization, and is not legally bound to provide a platform to anyone, even if they technically "operate within the law," as Lütke puts it.

The service Bender's trafficker worked with technically operated as a legal entity because it dispensed girls just to dance.

Because City Tech and other City University of New York campuses are technically state operated — despite their names — the board apparently takes the view that acts that sully the university's reputation are not the city's problem.

Irina F. Esipova, a spokeswoman for Atomstroyexport, said Bushehr would be ready technically to operate no sooner than six months after all the uranium fuel rods needed to power the station were delivered.

That means the trust, which runs educational programs at a native plant nursery and restoration sites in the oil field, has technically been operating illegally.

Sometimes control of the charter is separated from the community by a series of managerial handoffs -- Group X technically owns and operates the charter, but they hire Corporation Y to actually run the school.

Technically, the U.S. operates on something called a "worldwide" system.