Most of these are available free or at nominal cost to members.

I would like to ask you to make a change to the nominal list.

But my friend had taken one step, however nominal, toward home.

Its nominal price was a good deal lower than at present.

He did a nominal voice level and went into the interview.

Their power to act after September 1610, however, was rather nominal.

Thus, the President is not even the nominal chief executive.

But by then it was too late to return to nominal impact time and place.

However in 1902, the area was brought under the nominal control of the British.

They had a nominal design life of 18 months, later changed to 7 years.

"We're getting further away from a break even or nominal loss."

The rights typically have a nominal value until they take effect.

At present, the nominal corporate tax rate is 50 percent.

A nominal P value of less than 0.05 was considered significant.

The nominal rate on 10-year notes is about 8.25 percent.

He was only nominal king, therefore there is not much information about him.

First production over and above the nominal family unit was free of tax.

He had the two or three nominal heads of the organization with him.

"For which rights you will turn over a nominal interest in solar power?"

He has little choice but to be the nominal leader of the fight.

Most people come away with at least a nominal concession.

The house was given to the city and later sold to the society for a nominal amount.

Instead, they tend to look only at nominal interest rates.

They developed a total of 2,060 nominal horse power each.

These two organizations had the right to choose the nominal director.