Sentence examples for would nominally have from inspiring English sources

These coarse particles would nominally have been trapped in stages #1 and #2, but they bounced in these earlier stages and accumulated on the backup filter.

It nominally has nothing to do with his Transneft disclosures.

One of the key advantages of Bitcoin is that it nominally has zero transaction costs.

Roughly two-thirds of the alleged savings would nominally kick in after 2016.

"That was his decision and agreement that's what this version would nominally be based on".

When k = 2, this would nominally be considered a break.

This strategy would nominally double the number of assays required and, thus, the number of wells used in MTPs.

The problem with Happy Ending is that you can't eat a double entendre, though the proprietors of this nominally French restaurant would have you try (the "foie gras happy ending" is served with a wan fig-and-plum chutney).

Furthermore, the temperature effect was again noted; otherwise the exponent found would have been nominally the same.

The counterpart of sexually stimulating art is failed erotic art (or as Levinson 2006 would have it "nominally erotic art"): art that aims but does not succeed in stimulating its target audience sexually (see also Mag Uidhir 2010).

Johnson is more comfortable working behind the scenes than as head coach, but if he stayed on in a nominally subordinate role the WRU would have to find someone as a head coach or director of rugby.