Sentence examples for were made nominally from inspiring English sources

The police were made nominally distinct from the armed forces earlier this year, but still answer to the defence minister rather than to the minister for home affairs.

Nominally, the changes were made because Mr. Gold's status as investment adviser to Roy Disney, who is also a director, raised appearance problems that the company wants to avoid as corporate boards have come under new scrutiny.

Over time, even the nominally inert among us were made increasingly aware of their own inertia.

Kongo religious practices were preserved in a nominally Christian colonial society when attempts were made to minimize the insecurity and suffering by worship and ritual.

A comparison is made with the nominally decoupling controller, by simulating the sixth order "truth model" with uncertainty.

Nominally, appointments are made by local party committees.

During the period of treatment, and diagnosis, a single exception to DSM-IV ADHD diagnostic criteria was made regarding age of onset (nominally 7 years), for several reasons.

Comparisons are made with experimental data, relating to nominally isotropic fibre arrays, with and without the presence of relatively compliant matrices.

India, nominally the No1 Test team in the world, have been made to look also-rans on a daily basis.

"Only the top 250 females and 350 male players are making enough money to break even before coaching costs, yet there are 15,000 nominally professional players," Lewis said.

In Moore's deft hands, there's an immediacy and volatility to Outlander that makes nominally similar fare such as The Musketeers feel a bit panto in comparison.