Monetarily in a sentence

But Lucas and Spielberg have forcefully and successfully made the case that low-cultural art is hugely valuable artistically and monetarily, and that case wasn’t generally accepted when was being produced.

If you do the math, it doesn't seem like "Gimme The Mic" will be doing much to support aspiring music creators monetarily.

Monetarily, players will need to earn $1,750,000 per minute and a five-star park rating.

All of it is valuable, some monetarily.

It involves citizens who live in the vicinity to help both physically and monetarily in the process, giving them a sense of ownership of the project.

The state government also added that such candidates will be monetarily helped by it.

And while the city has no plan to stop all training at the academy, Tracy said if new firefighters don’t replace the retirees, taxpayers will pay both monetarily and with overworked firefighters responding to calls.

Landlords who help their tenants – monetarily or otherwise – are more likely to retain those tenants long-term, which ultimately means more long-term profit.

Regardless of whether venders need to move from the territory, are battling monetarily or have other squeezing motivations to sell, they may well acknowledge an underneath showcase offer.

Thereafter, you may terminate the employment contract without serving the notice period and compensate your employer monetarily in lieu of notice.

While it cannot be asserted that Bloomberg’s endorsements from Black politicians and leaders are monetarily motivated, it is certainly a topic of conversation as the number of his Black endorsers increases.

And research has shown that women are viewed as significantly less competent and valuable monetarily when they’re assertive.

The students selected for 12 for Life must be at least 16 years old and be identified as having a need, whether that be monetarily, socially, emotionally or behaviorally.

Some of them in the local NGOs created by Amnesty International have been reduced to being criminals that are monetarily induced to subvert their own fatherland.

Well monetarily a big fat zero.

What he did for the game, for the brand of the Yankees, what he’s done for the game monetarily, what he’s done creating championships, creating star value,’’ Jackson said.

It is significant that Christina's extant financial records nowhere report the queen's having monetarily subsidized the publication Baldinucci's biography, which would have been her responsibility as patron.

Stanisław Lem was also responsible for Polish translation of Dick's work, and when Dick felt monetarily short-changed by the publisher, he held Lem personally responsible (see Microworlds).

They often support their churches monetarily, and many Cardinals do keep in contact with the pastoral staffs of their titular churches.