Sentence examples for even if nominal from inspiring English sources

When inflation was higher, real house prices could fall even if nominal prices did not.

It can also lessen fears of deflation, and so lower the real cost of borrowing, even if nominal interest rates barely fall.

Even if nominal yields fell to 4%, as the Levys predict, bonds would still be returning 3% above the inflation rate — historically a good yield.

Another former U.K. rate-setter and arch-dove, David Blanchflower, has pointed out that even if nominal-GDP targeting was a good idea in theory, it is a bad idea in practice because nominal GDP is hard to measure and prone to large revisions.

The conclusion is that an observer-free solution is feasible for integrating the two pieces of hardware over the Internet in a transparent manner, even if the nominal delay is increased by four times.

Furthermore, even if the nominal concrete strength was evaluated by means of conventional tests on concrete samples, the effective concrete strengths of tested beams may differ from those of small size samples.

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"Since the 2013 Pefo, even in nominal terms, we have kept expenditure under control," he said.

We have the same phenomenon among many Protestants and many Muslims, who consider that, in fact, they are a small minority of true believers surrounded by people who don't really believe, even if they are nominal Muslims or Christians.

But the campaign to elevate Mr. Jiang and his ideas does suggest the challenge that Mr. Hu faces in consolidating his own position, even if he becomes the nominal party chief.

Even if voters understood what nominal GDP was - as they currently don't - will they really ever believe that a government is going to withstand years of well above, or well below, target inflation, simply to get back to a particular, fairly arbitrary path for the cash value of the economy that was laid down by the folk who were in power before them?