Sentence examples for which technically excludes from inspiring English sources
The three phones that Nokia presented require developers to use a special Java programming language to write applications, which technically excludes them from the smartphone category.
"We ask people to write and thank the prisoners for all the time they've spent on the item," says Elena. "Those letters are incredibly important for letting the prisoners know that there are people on the outside, within the society from which they are technically excluded, that care".
What happened?" Which, technically, is four words.
Which, technically speaking, it was: the B.F. era (Before Fergie).
Which, technically, could work.
Which, technically speaking, is not exactly correct.
F.H. was impacted by her unintended pregnancy, which technically occurred just before she turned 35.
Since these filters are highly precise, IFs — that is, findings beyond the research scope — are technically excluded.
It's technically quite geeky which excludes a lot of people.
That is the rule which excludes illegally obtained evidence.
