nationally

IPA: nˈæʃʌnʌɫi

Examples of "nationally" in Sentences

Police Department conducts what she described as a nationally recognized training effort.
Those hands belong to Clare Dalton, who made a name nationally when she sued Harvard in 1987 for sex discrimination in denying her tenure at the law school.
"This is really about the president's agenda," Mr. Paul said in the 30-minute debate, broadcast nationally from a Louisville television studio on "Fox News Sunday."
Ohioans can only hope that their state and federal government officials can help spread the word nationally about the repercussions of the EPA "Train Wreck" in time to successfully stop this runaway train.
She pointed out that kids of color from the South Bronx traveling to prestigious campuses wearing suits and competing nationally is itself an example of embodying change, because it helps the rest of the world envision their success as achievable, expected, and normal.