Sentence examples for that nominal from inspiring English sources

That nominal builder was Publius Aelius Hadrianus Augustus, a Roman emperor.

"I personally gave up $22,000 a year in outside earnings to have that nominal cost-of-living adjustment," Mr. Armey told reporters.

A reasonable, indeed fairly conservative guess is that nominal GDP will in future grow by 4 percent per year, half from real growth and half from inflation.

A key point there was that nominal wages are downwardly rigid — it's very hard to cut them even if your country clearly has costs that make it uncompetitive.

In return for that nominal price, large-scale development will be barred, and some officials have wondered whether the island will ever generate enough revenue to pay for maintenance and other costs.

There is little the Federal Reserve could do about that: nominal interest rates are already close to zero, and cannot fall below it, since people would just hold their savings in cash instead.

But all of that nominal 6% return is taxed, and so my real aftertax return is only 0.9%.

The risk of a situation can be estimated by defining the nominal behavior of vehicles on the road and detecting events which do not match that nominal behavior.

An HP Pavilion widescreen notebook with built-in 54-megabit wireless capabilities sometimes connected at that nominal speed and sometimes at only a fifth of it, even when nothing seemed to have changed.

To create that nominal freedom, trade deals must paradoxically include a list of rules.

Even that nominal price drastically overstated what was paid.