Sentence examples for technically primary from inspiring English sources

Either way, New Hampshire voters seem to proving again just how seriously they take their first-in-the-nation voting responsibility (Iowa does go first, but those are caucuses, not technically primary elections).

Within hours of Leicester's annihilation of Manchester City, the latest performance in the revival of One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest – technically: Republican primary debates – found obese rank outsider Chris Christie destroying odds-on chance Marco Rubio.

Technically, the New York primary is 31 separate contests, and even if Mr. McCain is not on the ballot in some districts, he can win delegates in the others.

Ms. Brown herself technically had two primary challengers, but according to The Oregonian, neither had actively campaigned or reported any fund-raising, and there had been no debates.

She has a small lead in Iowa, a crucial early primary (technically a complicated "caucus"), and a big one in New Hampshire.

What Jeff was doing was technically legal: the primary active ingredient in his cannabis preparation was THCa, a lesser known compound of the cannabis plant, which isn't banned in the UK.

Using a thermostable reverse transcriptase (RT) formulation (Transcriptor™, Roche), E14.5 total mouse retinal RNA as template, and primers located in the 5' and 3' UTRs, we amplified a single 448 bp product (Figure 3a) with the same sequence as the ECO cDNA reported by Kanadia and Cepko [18] (Figure 3c), thus technically reproducing their primary observation.

The New York Republican presidential primary is technically 31 separate contests, with three delegates fielded by each candidate in each district.

There have also been an unprecedented number of portrayals of real or reality-based presidents, from John Travolta's turn as the Bill Clinton ringer Jack Stanton in "Primary Colors" (technically a candidate rather than a president movie) to Bruce Greenwood as John F. Kennedy in the forthcoming "13 Days," Roger Donaldson's thriller about the Cuban missile crisis.

Since orthotopic models are technically challenging, and since primary tumour tissue display more cellular heterogeneity than cell lines, their use has been limited.

In the primaries, ballots technically elect not candidates but delegates who favour the candidate of choice.