Sentence examples for technically you need from inspiring English sources

Technically, you need to pay royalties to some colourless Warner/Chapell lawyer.

Technically you need a yellow-fever-vaccination certificate to enter Mozambique, but you may never be asked for one.

Though technically you need a Brazilian visa just to pass through, conventional traveler wisdom (and many guidebooks and sites) says it's O.K. True law-abiders can take the less-convenient ferry.

Thus, although technically you need a breach of a representation and warranty for a buyer to walk, since it is qualified by MAE and a "no MAE" representation is in there anyway, people use shorthand terminology and say the closing condition is that no MAE has occurred.

Technically, you need to contact your HSA provider and remove the excess funds.

"Technically you need to be quite correct, because if you're loose the extra bounce will find you out.

Technically you did need an excuse, but at that point the excuse had to be something akin to your mother being on an iron lung somewhere, and not to go visit your girlfriend at Cornell and stop by the library while you were around.

Well, technically, you do need to open it once to get it set up, but what Jain means is that Zip Phone integrates with the Android operating system and then becomes a part of your default calling experience.

Technically you just need to win about half the votes in states with about half the electoral votes, or about 25percentt of the popular vote.

Technically, you will need to take your skewer and jab it through the end.

Technically, you only need one shot for each weapon (you can recycle the same shot while editing the video), but if you want to impress your audience, shoot out the whole thing.