regionally

He was active regionally for over 50 years and died in 1776.

The film was then regionally released on May 6, 1988.

Regionally more than 50 schools have been attacked this year.

Now he wanted to find out more about how social capital varied regionally and over time.

Under the deal, starting in 1991 some games, even important ones, would be shown only regionally.

But the problem with the government's plan is that it does not vary regionally.

With a new record, they began playing more local shows and touring regionally.

The teams are based regionally and began responding from 2008.

A further 33 species are considered to be regionally threatened.

It is not a population of people who must move about regionally as their jobs are shifted.

Regionally, the South reported the largest increase in serious crime, up 4 percent from 1986.

Regionally, over 400 people are said to have died in the storm's path.

Look no further for evidence that real theater is regionally defined.

They meet regionally throughout the year and hold a major annual convention.

Other channels regionally used for this purpose include 10, 17, and 21.

The community developed into a center for law and lawyers, second regionally only to Boston.

"Sometimes, efficiency will mean doing these things regionally rather than locally."

Most of its wine is sold regionally; little leaves the state.

Regionally, sales increased in all four of the group's tracking areas.

However, in 2009, this program was suspended at a national level and competition went on only regionally.

We have a diverse country with many assets that regionally are very different.

While much of our work is regionally focused, we have a broad vision.

What we plan to do is expand the company regionally."

The college also has a strong cross country team who compete regionally, with a successful history.

Professional rugby in these three countries is now regionally based.