Sentence examples for that technically it from inspiring English sources

Oracle said late last week that some of its customers were, in fact, out of compliance and that, technically, it could charge them more.

Purists would argue that technically it is not a restoration.

Alan Pardew said that, technically, it was the best goal he had ever seen.

Restitution was discussed even though the prevailing view is that technically it isn't considered part of punishment.

Part of this may be explained by the fact that technically it is compulsory to vote in Luxembourg.

(If that threshold isn't met, investors lose their money, which means that technically it is not a bond).

I'm not a theatre veteran but I have done a few plays and it may be similar to that, technically, because it's 'big acting'.

The administration said today that while technically it was imposing the sanctions, it was waiving them in view of the new pledges.

Is that technically possible?

"We knew that technically, when it came to the mechanics of it, there were certain boxes we wanted to check," Knobloch said of the film's key song.

Potentially, and possibly most important of all, large parts of Israel's technological it are making inroads into the vast Arab market that technically boycotts it.