Sentence examples for nominally of from inspiring English sources

It is most advanced in Hungary, where the political system is dominated by two big parties, one nominally of the right and the other nominally of the left.

Nominally, of course, Bosnia voted when it did--on September 14th--because 14th--because 14th--becauseified in the Daytof accordeadlineed a year ago.

And Mr Clarke has endured worse indignities than being dispatched to the back benches (nominally of his own volition) in his 75th year.

Since the United Kingdom consists, at least nominally, of four different nations with separate identities, politics must be taken into account and each performer will represent one of Britain's components.

Nominally, of course, the current contest is to choose a Labour leader who may have another name but the tone for most of tonight's hustings in Solihull – and the audience reaction to the candidates' statements – made it clear that Corbynism is not to be challenged as the default creed of the party.

The system (27) is nominally of small size: a set of N linear algebraic equations in N unknowns.

Although nominally "out of Lebanon" since 2005, Syrian officials have regularly boasted that they have more influence now there than ever before.

For every five hides, or units of land nominally capable of supporting one household, one man was supposed to serve.

Nominally, 50% of the genome of T 1xC4T4 progeny is derived from the C4,T4 a parent.

Channel 4's portfolio of channels are nominally part of the Channel 4 remit, which 'applies across all services and genres'.

Nominally members of the council were some of the great magnates of the realm, but they rarely attended meetings.