Sentence examples for or nominally from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it nearly happened in 2009, when three of four semifinalists were English, or nominally English.

So basically it was a town of about 14,988 white Christians (or nominally Christian, anyway).

Two years ago, Pfizer and most other major drug makers announced programs to provide free or nominally priced drugs to the poor.

In addition, many banks and brokerage firms offer free (or nominally priced) financial advice, as well as access to personal money managers for six- or seven-figure investments.

If there's a mysterious financial model producing miraculous returns, odds are it's a sham — whether it's an outright fraud, as it apparently is in Madoff's case, or nominally legal, as is the case with the Wall Street giants that have fallen this year.

Highly cross-linked polyethylene was significantly more wear resistant than non- or nominally cross-linked polyethylene.

Awards are given for Best Book, Best Emerging Talent, and since 2008 the Pigskin Peters Award for non-narrative (or nominally-narrative) comics; Pigskin Peters was a character in Jimmy Frise's Birdseye Center.

Eleven SNPs had ORs >1, and 5 from ADAMTS9, WFS1, CDKAL1, JAZF1, and TCF7L2 trended or had nominally significant evidence of T2D association (P < 0.05).

But that doesn't negate the fact that Hamas doesn't accept, or even nominally recognize, the right of Israelis to exist as a free people.

That, in turn, led the Justice Department to uncover an alleged ring of bribery and kickbacks centered at Eyak Technology, or EyakTek, nominally a small business based in Virginia with a $1 billion contract to provide information and security technology to government agencies.

Presented are results from testing 28 batches of 5 or 10 nominally identical specimens to characterise the laterally unrestrained pin-bearing strength when bolting is with and without thread.