Sentence examples for technically set to from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court also wants lawyers to detail whether the fact that Trump's second travel ban was technically set to end on Sunday would also potentially render the case irrelevant.

Both are technically accomplished if slender works, set to scores by Benjamin Britten.

The initial SOCs of all the distributed batteries are set to their technically minimum levels; in this case, they are assumed to be zero.

Neither was technically vocalese, because the lyrics were set to the songs' melodies.

Estimates of outcrossing rate that exceeded 1 (which is technically possible using unbiased estimators) were set to 1 because all reported values did not use the same method of estimation.

While I did get everything technically set up, I made a couple of errors that threatened to derail our moneyless gambling experience before it even started.

Based on an ongoing series of books by James Runcie, Grantchester has endured a turbulent ride in the ratings, initially going head-to-head with BBC1's New Tricks (which isn't, technically, set in the 1950s, but may as well be) before being further besieged by Channel 5's heavily hyped Gotham (a crime drama that purports to be a Batman story even while it brazenly takes its cues from Dick Tracy).

Though it's technically set in 1980, this novel has so many contemporary YA themes that I'm including it anyway!

But M.P.R.'s parent organization, the Minnesota Communications Group, found a way around that. Green spring was technically set up as a subsidiary of the parent, rather than of M.P.R., and Mr. Kling was not an officer of the parent.

You can't technically set that in a Spending Review, but you can predict it.

While some are non-essential businesses, the outage is also effecting urgent-care locations like local police departments and emergency veterinary hospitals, which are technically set up as small businesses.