Sentence examples for nominally rich from inspiring English sources
Typically, a prince tried to inflate away his own debt or make himself nominally rich by mixing bits of lead or copper into the gold or silver coins coming out of his mint, so that he could produce more of them.
For more than a year, Islamists Boko Haram have fanned a slow-burning refugee crisis in Africa's most populous – and nominally richest – nation.
Some argue, however, that they stand for a new social class whose existence the government is trying to deny: people with irregular incomes or who are on basic state benefits, who need top-ups to survive in what is nominally Europe's richest economy.
In this paper, we have investigated electronic transport properties of nominally undoped In-rich GaxIn1-xN structures with different Ga concentrations.
But Vietnam's ruling party also looks to rich Singapore, nominally a free-market democracy but in practice a one-party state whose government still controls the commanding heights of the economy.
In fact, nominally large size fractions, rich in lipidic signals, had significantly lower and almost constant diffusivity, due to stable supramolecular associations promoted by hydrophobic interactions among alkyl chains.
Though there has been a recent uptick in rainfall in the region, it hasn't been enough to boost supply in a country nominally the most water-rich in the world.
This challenge cannot be solved simply by tax and welfare changes that nominally narrow the gap between the richest and poorest - although that might help a bit.
Prices soared here after the Syrian government cut fuel subsidies in May, deepening the gulf between rich and poor in this nominally socialist state.
Rhodes is nominally doing the right thing by punishing the rich who break the law, but his dogged determination belies something else.
