Sentence examples for technically tied from inspiring English sources

Larry Cohen, Little Falls, N.J., 795.4, technically tied with George Steiner, Seattle, and Darryl Pedersen, Bellevue, Wash., 795.3.

Porto played the victims of course, with their hands technically tied by Villas-Boas's release clause being met.

But they were technically tied to the 2006 election.

February polls had the two frontrunners technically tied, as the difference was within the margin of error.

Technically City remains tied atop the standings with Manchester United, but both teams understand the math.

Technically, Hughes is tied for 11th, which ends hope of a U.S. medal sweep.

Moreover, such communication typically requires low-level network programming using the message-passing interface (MPI) or other message-passing libraries, which can turn elegant high-level implementations of reconstruction algorithms into technically complex programmes that are tied to particular computing architectures.

For one thing, with the Series is still young and tied at 1-1, his "thinking five" is technically possible.

He acknowledged that La Colectiva was technically run by GutieRuiz, but said the councilman was closely tied to the group.

Before being of practical usage, however, several loose ends have to be tied up and open challenges have to be solved; conceptually and technically.

People do not technically need to buy at the gift business, since the PayPal transfer is not tied to you buying there--it's only tied to the GPS check-in.