Sentences with phrase «to be nominal»

There is a nominal fee for each long distance call.

There is a nominal fee for this service to cover travel expenses.

History suggests that the best we might hope for is a nominal rate in the 5 - 7 % range.

It requires lawyers and law firms to establish interest - bearing accounts for client deposits which are nominal in amount or large amounts held for a short period of time.

«We have a startup package which is a nominal amount of money to get the core essentials to get a business out of the gate,» he says.

I have asked one more question — «Is this the nominal return or the real rate of return?».

Please be aware that sometimes there is a nominal charge for this service.

The calculation used to find the real interest rate is the nominal interest rate minus the expected or actual inflation rate.

If you have a car repair or medical emergency, the fees are nominal compared to the inconvenience of waiting until the next day or until your next payday.

The membership is nominal on the entry level, but the marketing participation is where the spend would come, if that makes sense.

Firstly, and least importantly, there's a nominal increase in power.

The price actually paid at the pump is the nominal price.

The cost is nominal and the registration papers go straight to the new owners.

We listened to most of our test tracks with the tone control set to warm, though the difference between the three categories was nominal at best.

As you can see, there was nominal growth for both brick / mortar and online retailers.

They may only be nominal in nature but the update does include some rather important security fixes so it is imperative that you download the update on your tablet when it becomes available.

Here's my bias: at the first investment shop I worked in, the high yield manager told me that there is a nominal yield for high yield bonds which reflects the risk.

Note that there is a nominal entrance fee to this beach for anyone not staying in one of the adjacent hotels.

The cost of annual premiums are nominal, generally ranging from a few hundred dollars a year to a couple of thousand, depending on the coverage needs of the particular business.

In cash terms the national debt is lower than it was forecast to be in the autumn, but so too is the nominal size of our economy.

The prices they charge for their services are nominal too.

Usually, the interest rate that you enter into an amortization calculator is the nominal annual rate.

Fees for taking loans are nominal as opposed to the considerable closing costs that can accrue from obtaining mortgages and equity lines of credit or other bank funded loans.

A knowledge of body language can be priceless when facing a team or committee, because the most influential person might not be the nominal boss.

The only charge you will be required to pay for the additional traveler is a nominal fee of roughly $ 10, which covers government taxes.

Some district judges and practitioners insist that there should be a nominal order while children remain dependent.

Though premium rates of two - wheeler insurance plans are nominal, vehicle owners do not buy vehicle insurance coverage.

Some others are nominal costs and fun and interactive teaching methods.

There will likely be a nominal adoption fee that you will be expected to pay upon receipt of your new furry friend.

However the returns would be nominal between 4 % to 5.5 %.

Most raises granted were nominal in nature, with 41 % receiving a jump up of between 1 - 4 %.

The colors look very good and the only true defect is the nominal amount of edge enhancement.

First, the cost to exhibitors is nominal — there is no charge for the first new product, and additional products can be entered for $ 75 a piece.

However, the differences in actual performance are nominal.

Charges that are charged from the students in return of online assignment help in homework writing are nominal.

Two concepts and terms that seem to be common in Canadian banking but almost absent in American banking are nominal annual rate with compounding frequency, and effective annual rate.

Also, the processing fees and commission are nominal.

This legal structure helps limit the amount of taxes you owe, as you can specify that your share in the property is nominal, say 10 %.

Account fees were limited and below average, but there is a nominal minimum account balance required to open an account.

In most cases the effect of reduced fluctuations is nominal.

This is because stocks are real securities while bonds are nominal securities.

The difference is nominal rates are not adjusted for inflation, while real rates are adjusted.

Veterinary care is nominal and is limited to the replacement cost of the animal.

While insurance defense trial attorneys would generally love to use your prior statement against you — in the event there is a nominal change in your testimony, they will closely follow the law.

Though the hike is nominal, the increased insurance premiums seem too much for a major section of policyholders.