Sentence examples for will be nominally from inspiring English sources
It appears that, if the US does launch air strikes in Syria, they will be nominally in support of the FSA which is firmly under US control.
The bureau will be nominally part of the Fed, which is required under the law to turn over 10 to 12 percent of its operating expenses — roughly $500 million last year — to finance the bureau's work.
Pricing hasn't yet been set for the upcoming iPad app, but it will be "nominally" priced.
Your gift is I will be nominally nice to your nan.
Your gift is I will be nominally nice to your grandma.
All that's really changed since the high-tech food future of the 60's is that the laboratory materials out of which these meals will be constructed are nominally "natural" -- dried apple bits, red-wine extract, "flavor fractions" distilled from oranges, resistant starch derived from corn, meat substitutes fashioned out of mycoprotein.
The song may be nominally pop or R&B, but you'll hear a genetic link to hip-hop.
The focal plane operating temperature will be 43 K (nominally).
Quite how nominally will be evident in Colombo this weekend at a gathering of Commonwealth leaders hosted by a nasty and abusive regime.Be in no doubt of that.
But the budget reveals the asset recycling program will be funded by redirecting monies nominally attached to the former Labor government's two infrastructure funds: the Building Australia Fund (BAF) ($2.4bn) and the Education Investment Fund EIFF) ($3.5bn).
A first test of that promise will be whether he allows the nominally independent National Judicial Council to pick new judges, rather than following Argentine political tradition by himself picking cronies.In foreign relations, as with the economy, Mr Kirchner is unlikely to stray far from the policies of Eduardo Duhalde, the outgoing president.
