Sentence examples for technically qualifies from inspiring English sources

But "Call Back" technically qualifies because some of the actors in the waiting room are in wheelchairs.

A personal computer (PC) system with conventional magnetic-disk memory storage technically qualifies as a type of interactive multimedia.

The coming-of-age story technically qualifies as "woke," satisfying a contemporary thirst for making visible the inner lives of marginalized people.

Of its $47.5m overseas cumulative, $21m is from Italy alone, the first territory to open, already making it the top title for 2014 (the year it technically qualifies for).

Hapless Manchester United keeper Massimo "the Blind Venetian" Taibi technically qualifies because although he came from Palermo, Sicily, more than 1,000 miles from Venice, he was signed from Venezia.

Sixty-five times as massive as Jupiter, the orbiting body technically qualifies as a brown dwarf -- bigger than a planet but not quite heavy enough to collapse in on itself, igniting the nuclear furnace that powers stars.

Even the technically qualified often hope their skills will take them as soon as possible into a managerial job.

7. (SBU) This DDG position requires a good manager and leader who is technically qualified in both safety and security.

"I was racing a 1913 Locomobile and a 1912 Pierce-Arrow," he said, describing two vehicles that may technically qualify as horseless carriages.

Since April, any technically qualified airline from an EU country (plus Norway and Iceland) has been allowed to carry passengers within any EU country.

"Given the level of Ph.D.'s and P.E.'s we have on staff at N.T.S.B., we are highly technically qualified as an agency," Ms. Connors said.