Sentence examples similar to technically organised from inspiring English sources
"Italy are very strong, they are technically superbly organised.
Technically he's more organised and temperamentally he's much stronger so that, in all, he's twice the batsman who played for England last year".
Wild camping – out on the hills, away from organised campsites – is technically illegal almost everywhere in England, unless you have special permission.
Despite the sophistication of their products, video game publishers are just as susceptible as less technically inclined brands to finding their carefully organised media coverage turning on them.
"It's the best ever because technically we are very talented, tactically well organised [and] very strong at the back... and it's a real pleasure to watch the national team at the moment.
The All Whites are a technically limited team, yes, but are very well organised and hard to break down.
Past elections were organised by the interior ministry which, although technically competent, was not impartial.
It is not technically illegal because the advisers to these people are far better organised than HMRC".
Learning from the evaluation of the HRSS pilot indicates that although it may be technically possible to implement the CPRD, problems identified following an analysis organised according to the constructs of NPT suggest the planned nationwide rollout may prove problematic.
The distinction between home and away was at least technically credible, given the reality of 20th-century communications media, which were hierarchically organised and very often state-controlled.
