Sentence examples for nominally only from inspiring English sources

Nominally only a member of the Sixteen, the city's ruling body, Sante, in fact, ruled Bologna.

But that was, at least nominally, only a bit of fun.

While the company is nominally searching only for a new chief executive, a growing number of creditors are prepared to give that person Mr. Roberts's job as chairman, too, people close to the company said.

Between two-fifths and one-half of Cubans are Roman Catholics, at least nominally; although only a limited number actively practice the religion, there has been a resurgence of interest in Catholicism since the late 1990s.

The transitional government, which nominally controls only a handful of streets in the capital, is wholly reliant on the AU force, made up of soldiers from Uganda and Burundi.

(The iPhone app, while nominally free, only works for Rhapsody subscribers under that $15 plan).

The HfTe2 peaks showed significant (001) orientation from the intensity of the (002) peak at 13.4°, which should nominally be only 1.5% of the intensity of the main (011) peak found at 29.3°.

Higher order three way unadjusted MDR interactions were nominally significant only if the HNF4A SNP was one of the interacting SNPs.

The T-allele of rs780094 was nominally associated only with higher triglyceride levels (p = 0.05) and lower HOMA-IR (p = 0.023) and metabolic syndrome prevalence (p = 0.037) in univariate models.

Just as "Richard III" is only nominally historical, "House of Cards" is only nominally about politics: Though "Richard III" is technically a historical play (Richard III was a real person, after all), you definitely don't have to be interested in history to enjoy it.

Such tests for heterogeneity were nominally statistically significant, but only when not adjusted for the multiple subgroup comparisons.