Sentence examples for nominal increased from inspiring English sources

Londoners who own property are smiling at their nominal increased wealth.

Weapons sales to developing nations reached $42.2 billion in 2008, only a nominal increase from the $41.1 billion in 2007.

It is worth asking whether this is a price worth paying for a purely nominal increase in British sovereignty".

But analysts say the real issue is not the nominal increase in amount countries pledge to produce.

Blazejowski said the Liberty had only a nominal increase in the price of playoff tickets this season, which range from $10 to $69.50.

"With G.E. running it, Honeywell would need only a nominal increase in revenue over the next few years to raise its profitability 50percentt," said Nicholas Heymann of Prudential Securities.

John Philpott, director of the Jobs Economist consultancy, said the figures revealed a "relatively modest nominal increase in median earnings outstripping zero CPI inflation".

This is the nominal increase; the real increase, taking inflation into account, is just £5 billion (see chart).

Recently, they agreed to two-year extensions for nominal increases in their rights fees; those end in 2013.

And the ability of firms to service their loans rises only with nominal increases in profit, and hence in nominal GDP.

But just staying ahead or even with inflation would produce nominal increases that could seem eye-popping to lawmakers worried about the nation's debt.