Sentence examples for you technically can from inspiring English sources

The short answer to this question is a hesitant "yes, you technically can", but the more important question, is should you?

You may not feel like you can leave (because you can't afford it financially or it's against your work ethic to quit so soon or you fear you would burn bridges permanently in the industry) but you technically can leave.

Now, we can sit here and hem and haw over the fact that, yes, you technically can play your DRM'd, iTunes -purchased music on any device in the whole wide world by simply burning them to a CD, but that doesn't fall under the realm of "easy," which is another clause of the Norwegian law.

I mean you technically can, but not in one day.

So, even though you technically can play the game for free, it's going to take a toll both on your time and your wallet.

Also, technically can you talk about equity versus debt?

"You can stream 4K over Wi-Fi if you want to". Technically, you can stream anything so long as you've got a wide enough pipe.

"Technically you can have it all; you can work and have children, but somehow you can't make a choice.

Technically, you can probably use tampons as soon as you start your period, but you might be more comfortable starting with pads.

"Technically, you can overdose on THC, but you can't die from it, so it's not like an opioid," Jikomes says.

Technically, you can take this step after you find your GIF; it's your choice, depending on your priorities!