Sentence examples for is nominally open from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Embassy in Khartoum is nominally open, although all resident U.S. diplomatic personnel were removed last year for what officials said were security reasons.

Android is nominally "open source," but it is far from "free open source software" in any meaningful sense.

It has been 233 days since major-league baseball was last played in our land, and, even though this is printed on what is nominally Opening Day, many more days will pass before the next sighting of anything worthy of the name.

EPUB was developed as an open specification by the book industry.Both formats are nominally open, but in truth openness ends where DRM begins.

The Mogamma, a large building that faces the square and houses many government bureaus, was nominally open, but there was a tacit agreement that it was off limits to protesters.

Although they get tax breaks (because they are nominally open to visitors who can book the pilgrimage), these neo-aristocratic institutions don't pretend to have any real connection to the public sphere.

According to Rachel Glennerster, a member of the XoutTB team who has worked as an economist at the IMF and the British Treasury, the local medical clinics are closed about 60% of the time and doctors or nurses are often absent during the 40% when the doors are nominally open.

If you don't want to invest in Microsoft Office and aren't comfortable with Open Office, this is a strong application suite that is nominally compatible with Office and works flawlessly in OS X.

But Goodwin's Minimonster is nominally human.

Greg, who is nominally a painter, is out of money.

(They all sing, though Danielle is nominally the lead vocalist).