Sentence examples for nominal savings from inspiring English sources

The Westport Board of Education has sacrificed the health, well-being, and education of a portion of its adolescent student population to achieve a nominal savings of two-tenths of 1percentt of the total school budget.

After all, if people take home more money they will be able to repay their debts and fulfill their nominal savings objectives, which ought to cause a rebound in economic activity (and in prices).

These include, the consumption of wild food, petty trading of basic commodities and food around most towns, the cultivation of small private plots and rearing of poultry, support from relatives from abroad and the use of nominal savings for supplementary food purchases at ‘peasants markets’, which now operate at certain times during the month.

Unfortunately, savings were nominal.

"The tax savings is nominal, and it gives the I.R.S. a reason they might otherwise haven't had to audit your business," said Randy Bruce Blaustein, partner at Blaustein Greenberg, accountants in Manhattan.

Conversely, in a world of low growth and either actual or threatened deflation – the world Japan has occupied since the early 1990s – you were better off avoiding real assets and putting your savings in nominal assets.

Predictably enough, Zhou Xiaochuan of the People's Bank of China reckons that simple adjustments in nominal exchange rates cannot influence savings behaviour.

The comparison results demonstrate a nominal improvement in terms of energy savings however the calculation time and ease of implementation and independence of MCD on parameters give it clear advantage.

The government balance follows the condition by which gross saving is endogenously determined as the difference between lifetime government disposable income and total expenditures.6 The condition for the balance of rest of world states that the real exchange rate can be flexible, while gross saving is fixed in nominal terms.7.7

After all, bank depositors regularly lose more when unexpected inflation erodes their savings' real purchasing power (only the nominal value of those deposits is insured).

Studies which conclude that cost savings are difficult to determine and savings are nominal are usually conducted by independent agencies such as the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).