Sentence examples for * nominal in from inspiring English sources

Debts are always nominal, in the sense that companies must pay back what they borrow.

Ah, but the word has a connotation that makes politicians shudder: it resonates as merely "nominal; in name only".

Also, somewhere the story should explain what we meant by "nominal" — in this case, it means without adjusting for inflation.

So someone or something does have to pay the sum - nominal in Europe, not so nominal in the developing world, which probably explains why many rivers, hills, beaches and waterfalls getting plenty of votes in Mongolia, Nepal, Eritrea and elsewhere remain officially unsupported.

Since debts are always nominal (in the sense that borrowers must pay back the nominal amount that they borrowed), the ability of firms to service their loans rises only with nominal increases in profit, not with deflation-adjusted increases.

"There may be some good that is accomplished even if the amount in question is all but nominal, in expressing some notion that as a society, we have collectively said this is a problem," he said.

In 1983-89 nominal prices in New York rose by 137%; those nationwide by only 45%.

Many other companies have created nominal headquarters in Bermuda in recent years or are planning to do so.

All of our tests only considered the flow in a nominal 3 in.

Military spending also decreased in 2016, with nominal declines in health and education spending.

There will also be a premium set of stickers that users can purchase for a nominal fee in order to move up in line.