Sentence examples for technically people from inspiring English sources

(Technically, people who bought iOS 7 devices Sept. 1 or later, or a Mac on Oct. 1 or later, will also qualify).

Technically, people could have called it, "What The Heck Are We Even Doing?" or "More Of This Again?" or "Dude, Where's My Humvee?" The last one was even real.

Tony Harris, founder and managing director of IFA Contractor Financials, which specialises in providing financial advice for freelancers and contractors, says: "Technically people should tell the lender that they are operating a business from home, but most don't.

"After the creditors' meeting, there is 28-day period where technically people could appeal the CVA, so there's a level of vulnerability during that period," he said.

Technically, people who are denied at their credible fear interviews can appeal their case to an immigration judge.

The rich ― and also corporations, which are technically people according to the Supreme Court ― are by far the biggest beneficiaries of the preliminary outline released by the White House.

Farah told me, "These drugs will definitely help some technically normal people — that is, people who don't meet the diagnostic criteria for A.D.H.D. or any kind of cognitive impairment".

Farah told me: "These drugs will definitely help some technically normal people - that is, people who don't meet the diagnostic criteria for ADHD or any kind of cognitive impairment".

I witnessed the deep change that PCs brought, enabling technically skilled people to access computing power, call it tens of millions of people.

It's an art that can befuddle even technically adept people.

Technically, these people were completely different every year, but they were also exactly the same.