Sentence examples for technically though from inspiring English sources

Technically, though, they are equity investments: funds can pay out less than a dollar.

Technically, though, those Senators are the forefathers of the Minnesota Twins.

Technically, though, that is illegal, under Taxi and Limousine Commission regulations.

Technically, though, economists use the word "recovery" (or "expansion") to refer to the state of the economy after a recession ends.

Technically, though, it qualifies as a sliver because it sits on a lot that measures less than the 45-foot minimum width required by a zoning law passed in 1983 to halt the proliferation of the slender structures.

Technically, though, the term should be reserved for plants that are grown in shallow containers following the precise tenets of bonsai pruning and training, resulting in an artful miniature replica of a full-grown tree in nature.

Technically speaking, though, Cruz didn't start this, though he has taken it in unpleasant directions.

Technically speaking, though, the '35 Caddy was miscast for its role.

Technically speaking, though, Crowley appears to have deliberately kept open an avenue that would allow him to mount a challenge to Ocasio-Cortez in the general election.

Kunis actually gasps at this (though, technically, I'm correct).

Though, technically, it could sell anything (legal) that fits into its largest box size (16″ x 16″ x 12″).