domestically

American  

[duh-me-stik-uh-lee, -tik-lee] / dəˈmɛ stɪk ə li, -tɪk li /

adverb

1. within or with respect to the home.

2. with respect to a country or region's internal affairs.

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Example Sentences

Now attention turns to the league to see if Danny Rohl's domestically resurgent Rangers can rescue a season which began in such tumultuous circumstances.

From BBC

Tariffs create an incentive to produce goods domestically, but no one is suggesting that import totals will be anything less than enormous.

From Barron's

To fix that, Tesla will need a “very big fab that includes logic, memory and packing, domestically.”

From MarketWatch

The outperformance of small caps reflects hopes for an accelerating U.S. economy, as smaller, domestically focused companies tend to benefit from greater investor appetite for higher-growth, riskier stocks when the economy is on firm ground.

From MarketWatch

Fitch expects short-term tariff relief to stabilize profits among exporter clients, while indirectly supporting domestically focused corporate borrowers through improved earnings, and easing banks’ loan stress.

From The Wall Street Journal