Sentence examples for would have technically from inspiring English sources

It would have technically been wrong, but at least it would have been somewhat understandable.

If Alfredo had been working legally he would have technically had legal recourse to demand his back pay.

So instead of nontechnical users not bothering to break quarantines because they don't know how, we'd have technically sophisticated virus-writers trying to break quarantines.

The company had until this coming Monday before it would have been technically in default.

With these gigantic liabilities on its balance sheet, EDF would have been technically insolvent.So what will the new law do?

For example, he was very keen on having things growing in plants and it would have been technically quite a thing to put human DNA into a plant.

The bravura solos that Vakhtang Chabukiani of the Kirov Ballet added to "Bayadere" and "Corsaire" would have been technically impossible in the 19th century.

Liverpool have relied on about £20m of annual income from Europe since winning the European Cup in 2005 and with an annual interest bill of £30m would have been technically insolvent without it.

Mark Fichtel, chief executive of the New York Board of Trade, which oversees the trading for coffee and all the other commodities, said it would have been technically possible to resume trading on Sept. 12, because a duplicate trading floor had been built in Long Island City five years ago in response to the 1993 bombing of the trade center.

Education minister David Laws told Radio 4's Today it would have been "technically possible" to keep the fees pledge and ultimately scrap them but only if the Lib Dems had been governing on their own and ditched other key commitments such as support for disadvantaged pupils and tax breaks for the low paid.

The U.S. Navy's success in adapting a variant of the V-1 to be launched from submarines also demonstrated that it would have been technically feasible for the German navy to have done the same.