Sentence examples for technically unnecessary from inspiring English sources

We might as well call sex -- also now technically unnecessary -- a mere "recreational preference".

But a Cabinet Office spokesman explained that honours no longer apply after a person died and it was technically unnecessary to refer to the entertainer in that way.

I don't think they are afraid that a hard-fork capacity increase will interfere with Blockstream's business model; I think they genuinely (and correctly) believe that it is a (currently) technically unnecessary and strategically dangerous idea.

After the album was released, he elaborated that putting out singles was technically unnecessary, since customers can buy the songs individually from digital vendors.

But opponents charge that such a system is technically unsound, unnecessary and a waste of money.

Alarms were classified as technically false, unnecessary alarms if the monitor referred to other waveforms or pulse rates at the same time.

If shows are viewed in blocks, at a time of the viewer's choosing, then things such as recaps, cliffhangers and even episode division become unnecessary, technically at least.

Today's dramatic miss will make it politically and diplomatically more difficult for Mr. Clinton to move ahead with a plan that the administration contends is crucial to defend against attack from countries like North Korea but that opponents say is technically unsound, militarily unnecessary and a waste of money.

Simple resection using a linear stapler is technically easy, although unnecessary excessive resection of unaffected gastric wall is generally unavoidable.

That was not only technically impossible but also unnecessary in the past.

Steve Silverman, executive director of the nonprofit legal education organization Flex Your Rights, called Encinia's demand "technically legal but completely unnecessary", and says that's "largely a consequence of a bad 1977 supreme court ruling that few people have heard of".