Sentence examples for Geographically isolated from inspiring English sources

Geographically isolated populations are sometimes considered separate species.

Geographically isolated and ruled by an increasingly conservative Qing dynasty, change had come slowly to Beijing.

Geographically isolated wetlands (GIWs) are defined as wetlands that are completely surrounded by uplands.

Geographically isolated wetlands (GIWs) are common features of the Dougherty Plain physiographic region in southwestern Georgia.

Geographically isolated populations often show phenotypic divergence in traits important in reproduction.

Geographically isolated and culturally independent, Indian communities still deeply distrust the country's notoriously corrupt political elite.

The subspecies are geographically isolated and genetically distinct (see Geographic Variation).

It is also geographically isolated.

"There's no system that's geographically isolated anymore.

That is because Canberra is geographically isolated and provincial in feel.

"It's completely -- economically, spiritually and geographically -- isolated," Mr. Kotlowitz said of Benton Harbor.