Sentence examples for therefore technically from inspiring English sources
The phrase "therefore technically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a conclusion or implication that is based on technical reasoning or definitions. Example: "The software is not officially released; therefore technically, it is still in beta testing."
Archie and Clara spawn Irie who is a nerd and therefore technically marginalised too.
I maintain, on this basis, that although the horse poo has come out of the dog's mouth and is therefore technically vomit, it is not.
The move is part of a legal and public relations campaign by the Department of Justice to show that Apple has willingly assisted law enforcement in dozens of similar previous cases, and is therefore technically able to help gather evidence.
Though Jay abhors the notion of buying books as investments, his own collection, while it is not for sale and is therefore technically priceless, more or less represents his net worth.
The Belgian part, called Baarle-Hertog, is a collection of 26 separate parcels, four of which are on the Belgian-Dutch border (therefore technically not 'claves) and 22 within Baarle-Nassau, the Dutch part of town [5].
These facts, coupled with a calculation showing that the mass of fissionable material needed for a weapon was much lower than generally believed and therefore technically attainable comprised the substance of the famous 1941 memorandum to the British wartime Maud committee by Frisch and Peierls, both of whom knew the German work intimately and were by then refugees from Hitler.
Therefore, technically-skilled scientists possessing excellent communication skills are needed.
Therefore, a technically well-constructed stump must be the primary objective of the orthopaedic surgeon.
It is widely used in publishing and CML can therefore be technically adopted for any of the document-like examples above.
Republicans say Obama may have violated the Constitution with his recess appointments, arguing that the Senate was in a "pro forma session" and therefore not technically in recess.
This might be explained by there being less morphological deformities in the acetabulum after Perthes' disease/SCFE than after DDH, and therefore less technically demanding surgery possibly with less risk of dislocation.
