Sentence examples for nominally separate from inspiring English sources

On top of that, his super political action committee, nominally separate from his campaign, also has millions on dollars available for him.

Low dividers nominally separate the lofty, long space into thirds: at the entrance a snazzy bar and lounge for light dining, leading into a more formal, closely packed dining room and ending in a shucker's station and the kitchen.

And his control of the British nuclear industry was complete when in 1971 he also became chairman of British Nuclear Fuels, a nominally separate commercial organisation spun off from his old home, the production department of the UKAEA.

While "Open City" has nominally separate chapters, it has the form and atmosphere of a text written in a single, unbroken paragraph: though people speak and occasionally converse, this speech is not marked by quotation marks, dashes, or paragraph breaks and is formally indistinguishable from the narrator's own language.

There was an explosion of lending through "shadow banks", which were nominally separate from the banking system, but much of the liability was still effectively with the banks.

The companies are in government conservatorship, which means that while they're under the close watch of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, they're still nominally separate from the government.

Lu Shane's 8 North Broadway, Nyack (845 358-5556 VERY GOOD Atmosphere -- Handsomely designed, lofty space, with a very noisy, popular bar only nominally separated from the dining areas.

Though Hill and Rescorla were nominally in separate units, at times they operated together.

On October 7, 1949, the Soviet zone of occupation was transformed into a separate, nominally sovereign country (if under Soviet hegemony), known formally as the German Democratic Republic (and popularly as East Germany).

The far-tail observations are from Wind, which was nominally in the magnetosheath, separated from the Sun Earth line by ∼40RE.

The upper 50% of centrifuged plasma (nominally top) was then separated from the lower 50% (nominally bottom) in an attempt to obtain contemporaneous samples exhibiting a gradient of lipaemia.