Definition of nationally in English:

nationally

adverb ˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)li

In a way that relates to a whole nation.
a nationally recognized brand
his watercolours have been exhibited nationally
Example sentencesExamples
- Welcome to a nationally televised debate between the leading contenders for the presidency of the United States.
- The museum hired Monroe, a nationally known crafts expert, in July.
- Nationally, legislation is currently going through Parliament to tighten the law on domestic violence.
- Sheffield is known as the green city, with the nationally acclaimed Peak District on its doorstep.
- The campaign was launched nationally in Pretoria on March 14 and provincially at Uitenhage on May 8.
- His many books and hundreds of articles have raised the profile of Canadian film both nationally and internationally.
- Rob is touring nationally with his quartet.
- Look out for the nationally scarce Stinking Hellebore, an impressive perennial forming stout clumps of dark green leaves.
- The average size of dairy farms nationally increased by 56% from 1987 to 1997.
- This is a widespread problem nationally.
- About 5,000 samples are collected nationally each year.
- The survey was conducted via telephone, with a nationally representative sample of 1,000 Americans.
- The water park is a nationally important area for over-wintering wildfowl.
- Her music has been broadcast on two nationally syndicated radio programs.
- Archaeologists have unearthed a rare and nationally significant Iron Age burial site in West Yorkshire.
- Local government has no control over the curriculum because it's decided nationally.
- He already goes to a nationally ranked school.
- It's crucial to have a nationally recognized standard of excellence in music teaching.
- Nationally, the average in-home care employee works 29 hours per week at a median hourly wage of $7.58.
- The development would put the area on the map regionally and nationally.
- Speakers at these meetings are nationally renowned in business, mentoring, world events, etc.
- Consider running for office - locally or nationally.
- Nationally, milk production is up.
- Teamwork makes our organization strong as we continue to expand nationally and globally.
- Nationally the problems are partly related to technology and partly to functionality.

Definition of nationally in US English:

nationally

adverbˈnaSH(ə)nəlē

In a way that relates to a whole nation.
a nationally recognized brand
his watercolors have been exhibited nationally
Example sentencesExamples
- Archaeologists have unearthed a rare and nationally significant Iron Age burial site in West Yorkshire.
- The survey was conducted via telephone, with a nationally representative sample of 1,000 Americans.
- This is a widespread problem nationally.
- The water park is a nationally important area for over-wintering wildfowl.
- Local government has no control over the curriculum because it's decided nationally.
- Nationally the problems are partly related to technology and partly to functionality.
- Nationally, legislation is currently going through Parliament to tighten the law on domestic violence.
- Welcome to a nationally televised debate between the leading contenders for the presidency of the United States.
- The average size of dairy farms nationally increased by 56% from 1987 to 1997.
- Rob is touring nationally with his quartet.
- The campaign was launched nationally in Pretoria on March 14 and provincially at Uitenhage on May 8.
- Nationally, milk production is up.
- Teamwork makes our organization strong as we continue to expand nationally and globally.
- The development would put the area on the map regionally and nationally.
- Look out for the nationally scarce Stinking Hellebore, an impressive perennial forming stout clumps of dark green leaves.
- He already goes to a nationally ranked school.
- Nationally, the average in-home care employee works 29 hours per week at a median hourly wage of $7.58.
- Sheffield is known as the green city, with the nationally acclaimed Peak District on its doorstep.
- The museum hired Monroe, a nationally known crafts expert, in July.
- Speakers at these meetings are nationally renowned in business, mentoring, world events, etc.
- Consider running for office - locally or nationally.
- Her music has been broadcast on two nationally syndicated radio programs.
- It's crucial to have a nationally recognized standard of excellence in music teaching.
- His many books and hundreds of articles have raised the profile of Canadian film both nationally and internationally.
- About 5,000 samples are collected nationally each year.

单词	nationally
释义	Definition of nationally in English: nationally adverb ˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)li In a way that relates to a whole nation. a nationally recognized brand his watercolours have been exhibited nationally Example sentencesExamples Welcome to a nationally televised debate between the leading contenders for the presidency of the United States. The museum hired Monroe, a nationally known crafts expert, in July. Nationally, legislation is currently going through Parliament to tighten the law on domestic violence. Sheffield is known as the green city, with the nationally acclaimed Peak District on its doorstep. The campaign was launched nationally in Pretoria on March 14 and provincially at Uitenhage on May 8. His many books and hundreds of articles have raised the profile of Canadian film both nationally and internationally. Rob is touring nationally with his quartet. Look out for the nationally scarce Stinking Hellebore, an impressive perennial forming stout clumps of dark green leaves. The average size of dairy farms nationally increased by 56% from 1987 to 1997. This is a widespread problem nationally. About 5,000 samples are collected nationally each year. The survey was conducted via telephone, with a nationally representative sample of 1,000 Americans. The water park is a nationally important area for over-wintering wildfowl. Her music has been broadcast on two nationally syndicated radio programs. Archaeologists have unearthed a rare and nationally significant Iron Age burial site in West Yorkshire. Local government has no control over the curriculum because it's decided nationally. He already goes to a nationally ranked school. It's crucial to have a nationally recognized standard of excellence in music teaching. Nationally, the average in-home care employee works 29 hours per week at a median hourly wage of $7.58. The development would put the area on the map regionally and nationally. Speakers at these meetings are nationally renowned in business, mentoring, world events, etc. Consider running for office - locally or nationally. Nationally, milk production is up. Teamwork makes our organization strong as we continue to expand nationally and globally. Nationally the problems are partly related to technology and partly to functionality. Definition of nationally in US English: nationally adverbˈnaSH(ə)nəlē In a way that relates to a whole nation. a nationally recognized brand his watercolors have been exhibited nationally Example sentencesExamples Archaeologists have unearthed a rare and nationally significant Iron Age burial site in West Yorkshire. The survey was conducted via telephone, with a nationally representative sample of 1,000 Americans. This is a widespread problem nationally. The water park is a nationally important area for over-wintering wildfowl. Local government has no control over the curriculum because it's decided nationally. Nationally the problems are partly related to technology and partly to functionality. Nationally, legislation is currently going through Parliament to tighten the law on domestic violence. Welcome to a nationally televised debate between the leading contenders for the presidency of the United States. The average size of dairy farms nationally increased by 56% from 1987 to 1997. Rob is touring nationally with his quartet. The campaign was launched nationally in Pretoria on March 14 and provincially at Uitenhage on May 8. Nationally, milk production is up. Teamwork makes our organization strong as we continue to expand nationally and globally. The development would put the area on the map regionally and nationally. Look out for the nationally scarce Stinking Hellebore, an impressive perennial forming stout clumps of dark green leaves. He already goes to a nationally ranked school. Nationally, the average in-home care employee works 29 hours per week at a median hourly wage of $7.58. Sheffield is known as the green city, with the nationally acclaimed Peak District on its doorstep. The museum hired Monroe, a nationally known crafts expert, in July. Speakers at these meetings are nationally renowned in business, mentoring, world events, etc. Consider running for office - locally or nationally. Her music has been broadcast on two nationally syndicated radio programs. It's crucial to have a nationally recognized standard of excellence in music teaching. His many books and hundreds of articles have raised the profile of Canadian film both nationally and internationally. About 5,000 samples are collected nationally each year.
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