Sentence examples for although it was nominally from inspiring English sources

Although it was nominally called a "friendly" merger today, Klaus Esser, the chief executive of Mannesmann, capitulated only when it became obvious that a majority of his shareholders were about to sell.

Although it is nominally a caucus, the vote in Hawaii resembles a primary more than the time-intensive ritual that takes place in Iowa.

And although it's nominally self-catering, it's lazy luxury self-catering, where chef's selection is delivered with instructions on how long to put it in the oven.

Critics of the proprietary nature of ODB++ point to several more open formats as models for a future consensus format: RS-274X ("extended Gerber format"): Although it is nominally proprietary to Ucamco, the specification can be downloaded freely making it de facto an open standard.

Although it is nominally a fibril-forming collagen in mammals, it appears to polymerize only in the form of fine microfibrils covalently linked to the surface of the much thicker fibrils of copolymeric collagen, as observed for example with type II/XI fibrils in cartilage [33].

Although I was nominally an English literature major, I emerged from college with huge gaps in my knowledge of the canon, and since then I've been trying to catch up.

Although this condition provided for a total time of display of 50 μs, it is nominally designated as TT = 0.

Although rs13426118 was nominally associated with BMI (P<0.05, adjusted for age and sex; Table 4), it showed opposite effect direction when compared with the Leipzig cohort.

Although Lyon was nominally subject to the empire, Innocent IV was under the protection of Louis IX of France.

Although Sundiata was nominally a Muslim and therefore acceptable to the predominantly Muslim merchant class, he managed to retain his support among the non-Muslim population.

Although Bernard Newman was nominally in charge of dressing the stars, Rogers was keenly interested in dress design and make-up.