Sentence examples for say nominally from inspiring English sources

Our illustrative numerical results, valid for, say, nominally 1000 K N2 streams up to pressures of over 100 atm, reveal that high-pressure Soret 'shifts' in Tdp can amount to ca. 80%, even at surface temperatures above the equilibrium freezing points of these condensates.

Global Witness said nominally anti-Taliban strongmen who rose to prominence during the anti-Soviet "jihad" of the 1980s had badly undermined security by fighting for control of lapis resources as well as nearby mines that produced tourmaline, a gemstone.

The Chicago Tribune's Michael Phillips says, "While nominally a western, 'The Lone Ranger' is completely at sea".

"You see, they say, 'Oh well, nominally I suppose I'm Christian.' But two-thirds of the population don't regard themselves as religious!

She is sublimely pleasant about all of her colleagues and declines to talk about her first husband (she was married before - very briefly - in 1998) except to say they are "nominally still friends".

Experts say the group is nominally led by Sheikh Mohamed Mukhtar Abdirahman – "Abu Zubeyr" – but most analysts insist it is a disparate coalition with divisions at all levels.

"It's discrimination against non-Muslims," said René Vandierendonck, the nominally socialist mayor of Roubaix, a town in a notoriously xenophobic region close to the Belgium border.

Jones now says that while nominally a Republican, he doesn't think of himself as a party man at all.

Chernow says he was nominally an Episcopalian but: :he was not clearly affiliated with the denomination and did not seem to attend church regularly or take communion.

You see, nominally, you would say you need to talk to James Palmer.

Although the oil ministry and the Army Corps of Engineers nominally cooperate, industry analysts say the Americans have the upper hand.