Sentence examples for nomisma from inspiring English sources

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nomisma

noun

Money or currency (modern).

Exact(3)

Nomisma Energia, a think-tank, estimates that power from photovoltaic cells costs €0.40 ($0.56) per kilowatt hour (kWh).

The Economist

"The market is focusing on social housing and highest-end luxury residences," said Daniela Percoco, head of real estate for the consulting group Nomisma, which is not working on the EstCapital projects.

The New York Times

According to studies by Nomisma, prices decreased by 2.4 percent in Venice over the past year, in keeping with the Italian average trend.

The New York Times

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