nominally

Y'see, you're sending emails to people using webmail (I mean, if you're a nominally functional human being).

It's not fully clear whether the German government has jurisdiction here, with Facebook nominally residing in Ireland.

Reality: deflation can cause prices to nominally fall when nothing has actually changed, and inflation can cause the inverse.

Unfortunately in most companies, compensation (even that which is nominally based on performance) is not based on performance, but rather on the market.

I pay taxes because I'm forced to, but I at least nominally expect to get some services in return.

When I charged $45/hour before I quit to go back to school, I was nominally making $90k a year.

This is, at least nominally, a rule-of-law country, and that law's been on the books for a long, long time.

Contracts are almost by definition mutually beneficial, at least nominally.

I nominally agree that I don't think this says much about Amazon, and that Clarkson probably isn't an out and out bigot.

> It's not fully clear whether the German government has jurisdiction here, with Facebook nominally residing in Ireland.

There have been a number of underwater habitats built (both for science and nominally living quarters) so there are reports you can read on the experience.

They'd get to pretend everything was fine nominally.

If you live in a country with high salaries and high prices, it just means there are nominally high prices, not necessarily "expensive".

The disputes were "nominally" technical, in that they were couched in technical language, but there was a strong political dimension.

In my country to be self-employed you have to register and pay "freelancer" insurance cost to the state that add up to something equivalent to $800 per month (nominally $300-$400 in our economy).

Nominally, consumers own their devices, and in most regions it is legal to circumvent Apple's digital manacles to install software you choose on your hardware.