Sentence examples for which nominally from inspiring English sources

In 198 he was given the title of Augustus, which nominally meant he had equal rank with his father.

That would, in theory, boost the overall size and impact of its jobs bill, which nominally costs $447 billion.

Contracts which nominally stretch beyond the next World Cup in Japan in 2019 will be studied for escape routes.

The Fed, the Treasury Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission, which nominally oversaw the investment banks, "tried hard to save it," he said.

There are mixed messages from the polls, several of which nominally put the remain camp about three points ahead if the referendum were held again tomorrow.

The Wazirs are Pashtuns, a cluster of about sixty families that occupy the tribal belt along the Durand line, which nominally divides Afghanistan from Pakistan.

In our results tables, we report all GSMA bins and MSP windows for which nominally-significant results were obtained on meta-analysis and indicate those results retaining significance after conservative multiple testing corrections.

Last year, the network, which is nominally devoted to music videos, commandeered Radio City Music Hall for its annual gala, which is nominally devoted to awards.

You could regard it as a book for children, which it nominally is.

Hobbes was responding to an ongoing series of civil wars which were nominally wars of religion.

In her camp, this is Horst Seehofer, the boss of the CSU, which is nominally independent.