jointly
Americanadverb
Other Word Forms
- quasi-jointly adverb
Etymology
Origin of jointly
Example Sentences
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Investment bank Lincoln International and market-metrics developer S&P Dow Jones Indices on Monday unveiled benchmarks jointly created to track the performance of direct-lending deals in the U.S. and Europe.
The companies are jointly developing the drug under an agreement valued at up to $2 billion signed in March last year, one of the several deals Novo Nordisk struck to replenish its drug pipeline.
He speaks in an auditorium of Russia’s cultural center that is decorated with fading artwork commemorating sporting competitions and cultural events that used to be held jointly with the Norwegians.
But the scheme, jointly developed by the three countries, has stalled as disagreements persist between Dassault and Airbus.
From Barron's
But the scheme, jointly developed by the three countries, has stalled in the past year as France's Dassault Aviation gotten into disputes with Airbus Space and Defence over control of the project.
From Barron's
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