Sentence examples similar to a nominal two years from inspiring English sources
However, the nominal Ten year note fell to 11% and inflation had plummeted down to 4%.
In the summer he sold Liam Dickinson to Derby County for £750,000 – a player signed by previous manager, Chris Turner out of the non-leagues for a nominal fee just over two years previous.
A mere two years after its price raced to a nominal high, gold is sinking — fast.
The act made foreign gold and silver coins no longer legal tender, but Spanish dollars were redeemable at their nominal value for two years in exchange for the new copper-nickel cents.
The orbits of the two lower satellites drift relative to the upper satellite over the course of the nominal mission (four years), gradually achieving local time separation to improve the temporal sensitivity of the data, while the lower two satellites will provide improved spatial sensitivity through the use of gradient information.
First, it's nearly free (the ACE might charge a nominal fee), and the entire first two years of college — which consist mostly of cookie-cutter large lecture courses — could be replaced.
It has been reported that the blueprint envisages a period of up to two years from next summer to hand over nominal power to Afghan troops across the country.
After two years of nominal control, Uneximbank in August 1997 took the shares it had been holding as collateral for the unrepaid loans and sold them for $270 million to a subsidiary, Swift, thus gaining outright ownership of Russia's largest producer of nonferrous metals.
Uncertainties aside, how much remains that is worth having?By curbing the growth of entitlement spending on health ($115 billion less for Medicare and $15 billion less for Medicaid), the negotiators claim the budget will be in balance by 2002, despite a gross tax cut of $135 billion and a $60 billion-70 billion nominal increase over five years in discretionary domestic spending.
