Sentence examples for nominal rather than from inspiring English sources
Slower growth equals higher borrowing, even though with inflation at its current level it has been noted that tax receipts (which are related to nominal rather than real GDP) should remain relatively robust.
But wait, here is the really good news: Taxes are imposed on nominal rather than real returns.
Multinomial regression was used as the recovery trajectories were treated as nominal, rather than ranked ordinal, categorical variables.
The financial forecasts were expressed in US$ because budgets are typically expressed in nominal rather than real terms.
We conclude from the overview of existing research and issues discussed above that there is a need for a comprehensive measure of barriers to access to professional care for mental ill health that has nominal rather than categorical response categories.
More likely, the change may be due to income growth in the North Carolina counties between the 1990 Census and the 2000 Census, in which income is expressed in nominal rather than real terms.
Carney has made references to targeting nominal GDP, rather than inflation, which could allow for higher inflation during a slump.
Nominal groups rather than other structures were widely used in the corpus, with a surprising frequency (99%) while the remaining titles (only 4) began with a gerund.
The plans differ from more well-known cooperatives, such as the John Lewis partnership, in that the mutual would be owned by members with a nominal stake, rather than employees.
One way of achieving this without squandering years of credibility might be for central banks to pay greater attention to the path of nominal GDP, rather than just inflation (see article).
Mark J. Carney, the head of Canada's central bank and soon to be the governor of the Bank of England, also seems to be embracing the "whatever it takes" theory of communications: tying monetary policy to a single measure of overall economic health (like nominal income) rather than multiple metrics (inflation, inflation expectations, unemployment numbers) that may be even easier to understand.
