Nominal in a sentence

This is in part due to people earning higher nominal wages being pushed into higher tax brackets (aka bracket creep).

The forecast for tax revenues is based on GDP growth, and tax revenues are primarily influenced by nominal GDP growth.

All because the items may have hit a nominal date, known for not making much of a difference in taste or safety.

But Coogan is not fazed, saying that dealing with “non-nominal” events and uncertainty is part of the job description.

Ten also says Lee ought to have found that Lehrmann was entitled “no or nominal damages” if he had won the case.

We also made an additional nominal investment in Visionary during the quarter, increasing our investment to $8 million.

Base pay in April rose 2.3% from a year earlier to drive up nominal wages by 2.1%, the labor ministry reported Wednesday.

True, DeWalt's batteries have a maximum voltage of 20V, which is marketed on the products, but its nominal voltage is 18V.

The board discussed a nominal increase in the rate to cover the deficit and avoid larger increases later.

Maybe it means nominal wages, because when you look at wage increases and inflation together, wage inflation is not our issue.

The nominal pricing of the cycles takes care of my costs,” said Fernandes, who repairs and outfits them at the retail facility.

The last time we had a sustained phase of double-digit nominal GDP growth was probably during 2003-08.

European shares eked out a nominal gain, backing down from a two-week high after Germany reported higher-than-expected inflation.

All three are not high-growth sectors and growth is more or less linked to nominal GDP growth rates.

The average nominal pension payment represents 66.2% of the average take-home pay in February 2023.

These charities currently operate in council-owned buildings and pay the council a nominal rent to provide essential public services.

This is a nominal number, which means real spending on holiday items was down at least 10.5% using just the CPI YoY “inflation” rate.

China, the world’s second-largest economy by nominal GDP, is currently exempt as it was classified as a “developing country” in 1992.

This economic xenophobia is also extending far beyond China, and even beyond our nominal enemies.

And while Mr. DeSantis may be the nominal star, it is his wife, in her supporting role, who has been making the most notable entrances.