Definition of financially in English:

financially

adverbfɪˈnanʃ(ə)lifʌɪˈnanʃ(ə)li

In a way that relates to finance.
he does not benefit financially from sales of the book
as submodifier the company is now financially stable
Example sentencesExamples
- Growing numbers of potential customers are willing to financially reward this management model, which prevents environmental problems.
- Even as recently as ten years ago, a film with this much scope and imagination would have been financially and technically unfeasible.
- Once he became financially secure, he and his family traveled extensively in Britain, the Continent, and the United States.
- Many of them are financially independent singles who are postponing marriage and focusing on health issues earlier.
- The older generation having more at stake financially makes this a logical arrangement.
- The emphasis will be on how saving energy and protecting the environment can also be financially beneficial.
- Growing coffee organically, however, can be financially viable thanks to substantially higher prices enjoyed during 2003.
- Often they're instinctively distrustful and expect to be taken advantage of financially.
- The success of an event is not measured only financially, but also by its ability to garner moral and physical support.
- Manufacturing lighting fixtures for public buildings saw the company through financially lean years, especially those during the Great Depression.

Definition of financially in US English:

financially

adverb

In a way that relates to finance.
he does not benefit financially from sales of the book
as submodifier the company is now financially stable
Example sentencesExamples
- Manufacturing lighting fixtures for public buildings saw the company through financially lean years, especially those during the Great Depression.
- The older generation having more at stake financially makes this a logical arrangement.
- Growing coffee organically, however, can be financially viable thanks to substantially higher prices enjoyed during 2003.
- The success of an event is not measured only financially, but also by its ability to garner moral and physical support.
- Once he became financially secure, he and his family traveled extensively in Britain, the Continent, and the United States.
- Often they're instinctively distrustful and expect to be taken advantage of financially.
- Many of them are financially independent singles who are postponing marriage and focusing on health issues earlier.
- Even as recently as ten years ago, a film with this much scope and imagination would have been financially and technically unfeasible.
- Growing numbers of potential customers are willing to financially reward this management model, which prevents environmental problems.
- The emphasis will be on how saving energy and protecting the environment can also be financially beneficial.

单词	financially
释义	Definition of financially in English: financially adverbfɪˈnanʃ(ə)lifʌɪˈnanʃ(ə)li In a way that relates to finance. he does not benefit financially from sales of the book as submodifier the company is now financially stable Example sentencesExamples Growing numbers of potential customers are willing to financially reward this management model, which prevents environmental problems. Even as recently as ten years ago, a film with this much scope and imagination would have been financially and technically unfeasible. Once he became financially secure, he and his family traveled extensively in Britain, the Continent, and the United States. Many of them are financially independent singles who are postponing marriage and focusing on health issues earlier. The older generation having more at stake financially makes this a logical arrangement. The emphasis will be on how saving energy and protecting the environment can also be financially beneficial. Growing coffee organically, however, can be financially viable thanks to substantially higher prices enjoyed during 2003. Often they're instinctively distrustful and expect to be taken advantage of financially. The success of an event is not measured only financially, but also by its ability to garner moral and physical support. Manufacturing lighting fixtures for public buildings saw the company through financially lean years, especially those during the Great Depression. Definition of financially in US English: financially adverb In a way that relates to finance. he does not benefit financially from sales of the book as submodifier the company is now financially stable Example sentencesExamples Manufacturing lighting fixtures for public buildings saw the company through financially lean years, especially those during the Great Depression. The older generation having more at stake financially makes this a logical arrangement. Growing coffee organically, however, can be financially viable thanks to substantially higher prices enjoyed during 2003. The success of an event is not measured only financially, but also by its ability to garner moral and physical support. Once he became financially secure, he and his family traveled extensively in Britain, the Continent, and the United States. Often they're instinctively distrustful and expect to be taken advantage of financially. Many of them are financially independent singles who are postponing marriage and focusing on health issues earlier. Even as recently as ten years ago, a film with this much scope and imagination would have been financially and technically unfeasible. Growing numbers of potential customers are willing to financially reward this management model, which prevents environmental problems. The emphasis will be on how saving energy and protecting the environment can also be financially beneficial.
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