Sentence examples for Financially from inspiring English sources
adverb
Of or referring to finance or money.
- He helped his daughter out financially, paying her rent and utilities, until she recovered from the accident.
Financially, Allcroft points out, the governing body does need to get to grips with different reporting responsibilities.
This situation may be heightened if they are financially reliant on their partner.
That attitude has never really changed at a club which punches well above its weight financially and still has no training facility of its own.
I mean, I was making a small amount through advertising, but it wasn't until 2009 when I launched a subscription service that it really took off financially".
McDevitt had denied doing anything wrong and said his wife had not benefited financially.
However, what we were certain of is something that we see as a growing trend in our work for many of our clients – which is that people are feeling more and more financially constrained, and are proactively seeking ways to monitor and control where and how they spend their money.
"[Getting promoted] makes it easier to keep Jermaine as we can now compete financially," said Grayson.
But if he really wants to show Labour is the party to save the health service, and be financially responsible too, Miliband must up his game on something far geekier: home insulation.
The Scottish First Division is, financially, on another planet from the one Miller will be patrolling, that inhabited by Beckham, Bergkamp and Ken Bates's dividend payments.
Jude Fawley's inability to support his offspring, and the consequent misery he inflicts on Sue, forms a useful shield for the modern financially-precarious child.
Carbon War Room is bold and agile, RMI has the rigour," said Branson, who said he would continue to support the new operation financially.
