Sentence examples for technically then from inspiring English sources

Technically, then, this faint nebula can be considered the first recognized external galaxy.

Ramsay, who was a cinematographer before she made the leap into directing, talks of "knowing your chops technically – then you tend to get respect".

Technically, then, we're finally seeing it in its intended format, though this marvellous, diamond-iced biopic of Mr Entertainment himself – Vegas concert pianist Liberace – seems conceived for the largest screen possible.

Some attribute Mr Piëch's obsessive drive to a determination to outdo his grandfather, if not technically, then commercially.Porsche's daughter Louise, Mr Piëch's mother, inherited half the Porsche fortune and ran Porsche Holding, the Austrian company that today is the biggest distributor of VW and Porsche cars in Europe.

At the closing press conference, Couillard said: "We call upon the federal government right now to start working with us, first technically, then with the ministers, in order to work together in establishing our targets for Paris and the way we're going to present our situation, our plans in the future".

If QPR are also not good enough technically, then how on earth are they going to stay up?

Occupying two solid blocks from 120th to 122d Street, between Riverside Drive and Claremont Avenue, Riverside Church is a landmark, if not technically so then in the hearts and minds of many in the community it serves.

"We figure out what is technically appropriate, then decide no one has the capacity, so we build it.

He might be boxing technically but then all of a sudden, boom!

If you are technically inclined, then most likely you already have some academic or professional success in that area.

" They've taken the complexity of a booking engine and hidden it from small hotels that are not technically sophisticated, then they've made smart distribution deals with the portals, like Expedia, to drive traffic to the hotels.