Sentence examples for so nominal from inspiring English sources

So nominal GDP continues to shrink.

In the euro zone, however, national currencies no longer exist, so nominal national exchange rates cannot change.

But now inflation is so low that gradual adjustment would take too long, so nominal prices are much more likely to drop.Take Britain, where house prices appear to be more than 30% overvalued relative to their long-term trend.

(Even so, nominal GDP still remains below its level in 1997).No nominal matterShrinking nominal GDP created a vicious circle by causing Japan's huge ratio of government-debt-to-GDP to rise further.

So someone or something does have to pay the sum - nominal in Europe, not so nominal in the developing world, which probably explains why many rivers, hills, beaches and waterfalls getting plenty of votes in Mongolia, Nepal, Eritrea and elsewhere remain officially unsupported.

The first question came from the managing director of a highly regarded minority theater: "What can we do to get you to notice our work so it might reach a much larger audience on Broadway?" To me, what is much more disturbing than a nonprofit theater tailoring shows specifically for Broadway is the fact that the big distinctions, so important in 1974, seem so nominal now.

Metalinguistic descriptivism is commonly presented in a package with the view that proper nominals (see Syntax above) are metalinguistic predicates (so the nominal 'Alfred' is a predicate true of individuals that are so called).

But so did nominal yields, as the long end of the Treasury market sold off.

The European market is also trading on a 15 CAPE so 6-7% nominal returns look plausible.

That is, if the quantity of money grows rapidly, so will nominal income, and vice versa.

And the third is that to really make effective use of inflation it helps to have a bit of financial repression so that nominal interest rates don't wipe out the benefits of the inflation.