monetarily

monetary | American Dictionary

monetary
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈmɑn·ɪˌter·i/
relating to money, esp. the money supply of a country:
monetary policy

monetary | Business English

monetary
adjective
uk /ˈmʌnɪtəri/ us /ˈmɑnɪteri/
MONEY
relating to or consisting of money:
The monetary unit of the UK is the pound.
monetary damages/fine/compensationThe lawsuit seeks monetary damages for alleged negligence.
This was not done purely for monetary gain.
ECONOMICS
relating to a country's control of the money supply:
monetary easing/expansionMore monetary easing to lower interest rates may be necessary.
monetary discipline/tightening/controlThe world economy is facing another six months of monetary tightening.
The survey was conducted by central banks and monetary authorities in 26 countries.

Examples of monetary

monetary
Estimates of profit require that all elements that enter into the production and marketing of a commodity or service be expressed in monetary terms.
Last, but not least, it had some vague powers as far as international monetary policy was concerned.
All goods and services were systematically evaluated in monetary terms.
Also, it stimulated long-distance trade and had the effect that the provinces became more and more integrated into a monetary economy.
State support, itself based primarily on the need to maintain monetary incentives, rather than to compensate for inequalities ensures that these differences are perpetuated.
We also asked from whom the respondents received monetary and material support at both the individual and the household level.
Village had a strong significant effect on the number of monetary support sources.
Finally, we attach a monetary value to the health impact figures (see table 1).
We find that the author became fascinated with the determination of monetary values of the benefits of preserving the region's ecosystems.
They are calculated as the ratio of the coefficients for the attribute of interest and that of the monetary attribute.
Often, short cuts may be taken because of time, information, and monetary constraints, and the implications of these short cuts need to be well understood.
Thus, expressing total impacts in monetary terms does not satisfactorily address the comparison of the impacts of climate change and control policies.
Nevertheless, we would argue that monetary estimates of climate impacts can provide useful information to decision makers.
Both parents and teachers received monetary compensation for their ratings.
Nearly all of these children are adopted into families with adequate monetary and educational resources.
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