Sentence examples for notional as from inspiring English sources
Of course I can't see inside it, so the photos it stores are as notional as they would be in iCloud.
Local control will remain largely notional as long as funds come ultimately from the Treasury.If the government really wanted to change the way the health service worked, it would give patients more power to choose between providers of health care.
This production plan, though, was only notional as the USAF had no firm plans to procure the winner.
Wilder has put several balls in play simultaneously his own access to the notional castle, as well as the listener's unfamiliarity with European geography and conversational German.
These delegates are notoriously prone to jumping onto the winning bandwagon, so their current commitment should be treated as notional at most.
These valuation exercises were notional anyway, because as soon as a preferred bidder for the contract had been chosen, the agreed prices were junked.
And the bankers, businessmen and politicians (many of whom are the same people) are all in this together, because they all have an interest in keeping the nation's notional net worth as high as possible.
Mr. Bush, who has long derided timetables for troop withdrawals as dangerous, agreed to at least a notional one as part of the administration's efforts to negotiate the terms for an American military presence in Iraq after a United Nations mandate expires at the end of the year.
Another option is to turn the empty accounts into so-called "notional" accounts, as pioneered by Sweden.
As in Europe, borders were drawn all over the Fertile Crescent following the First World War, and many of those borders have now become notional abstractions as millions of refugees flee conflict zones in Mosul, Aleppo, Homs, and Raqqa.
They were only marginally ahead in the contest when it resumed with Durham requiring a further 106 runs to avoid the follow-on – a rather notional figure as it was never going to be enforced – and six wickets intact.
