Sentence examples for which technically violates from inspiring English sources
The share of Facebook users who confessed to falsifying information, which technically violates Facebook's terms of service, was a notable increase — about double — from when the same question was posed two years ago.
Police Chief Ken Small said while Bomburger's request technically violates the resolution, it did not violate its intent because the restaurant would not be serving alcohol past midnight.
This rankled the Mail, which flouted the injunction without technically violating the law.
For example the hardware that games are played on changes so frequently that there are already thousands that can only be played through computer programs called emulators, which, while readily available on the Internet, technically violate copyright laws.
Originally, Facebook claimed that much of the content referenced by WAM! did not technically violate its current policies, according to ThinkProgress, which noted the site has proven much more aggressive when it comes to screening anti-Semitic, Islamophobic or homophobic references.
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.
"He technically violated" the forbidden zone, Ms. Brown said.
