Sentence examples for that notionally from inspiring English sources

It's a format that notionally favors disciplined teams like Columbus and Sporting KC as they execute a plan over two legs to see off more mercurial opponents (both lost their conference semi-finals this year for what it's worth).

The days of "perfect" war — cleanly delineated battles between nations or empires that notionally spanned discrete historical dates — are no more.

We contended earlier that since the FIREnoNPP ensembles for 2070 2099 represented a scenario that notionally included a shift in biomass patterns, it was more appropriate for longer-term projections due to the inevitable but slow range shifts in vegetation expected with climate change [52].

Those that were notionally "floating" were in practice managed by central banks to mimic a peg.

Get out too early and you might forgo the reasonable returns based on current performance and the book value of the assets that are notionally exploitable.

Well, on balance, we should prefer politics to decisions that are notionally "depoliticised", because, if politics sounds like a dirty word, try substituting "democracy" instead.

In particular, it had shovelled liabilities off its own balance sheet into special-purpose "structured-finance" vehicles that were notionally separate and independent.

Why would you sign off on tax increases that your notionally pro-government opposition doesn't want to sign off on themselves?

"A system that is notionally private would inadvertently recreate the worst aspect of the old system, which is the implicit guarantee.

In NSW, the Coalition insists its only possible loss is Eden-Monaro, beyond the three seats that became notionally Labor under the redistribution: Barton, Paterson and Dobell.

Austerity has had a huge impact on pretty much every public sector organisation you can think of – even those that are notionally protected.