sectionally

The war, for the time, parted the Nation sectionally.

Jefferson was thinking nationally and not sectionally; he was ready for the great rôle he was about to assume.

America was to be racially, linguistically, sectionally one.

These names may be taken sectionally or at random.

We know, further, that ... the majority of trade unionists still remain sectionally isolated, powerless to act except in single' sectional bodies, and incapable of approaching each other and merging and amalgamating forces for common action.