Sentence examples for technically the case from inspiring English sources

Technically, the case remains open.

Technically, the case had never been closed in the U.S., but it wasn't clear if anyone was actively pursuing it.

That's technically the case at Crop Over as well, but with the slower pace, you have time to see a bit more of Barbados.

The Supreme Court's jurisdictional precedents indicate that a defendant who has won an immunity claim has technically won the case and is not in a position to appeal it.

While the liquidator of Mr. Madoff's British unit technically brought the case, he worked closely with the Madoff trustee in the United States, Irving H. Picard, who financed the lawsuit and was the interested party.

The Supreme Court's action May 23 technically sends the case back to the Georgia Supreme Court for further review, but seems likely to mean, at a minimum, a new trial for Foster.

Relationships between determinants and place of death were expressed using odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals (incidence density ratios technically, given the case control study design [ 8, 9]).

But technically the murder case remains open, since the only real suspect was found not guilty.

The single-speaker design is technically the simplest case, where only one speaker is set up, from which either a single call, a call bout, or even a combination of calls recorded from different animals can be played.

The steps to synthesize tagged small molecules are technically limited in the case of complicated molecules such as CsA.

Therefore, we did not judge the usefulness of reported NNTs in the specific situation but considered the frequency of NNT applications in RCTs published in major medical journals in the years 2003 to 2005 and verified whether the applied calculation methods were technically appropriate in the case of time-to-event outcomes.