Sentence examples for a big geographic from inspiring English sources
So we're talking about a big geographic area.
This year there will most likely be a big geographic shift in member-item spending.
FounderDating, which helps entrepreneurs with co-founders through online networking and offline events, announced a big geographic expansion earlier this year.
Later, her investors tried to convince her to undertake a big geographic expansion right before the Great Recession, but because sales at existing stores were weak, she decided to hold off--a decision she thinks may have saved the business and eventually allowed her to expand much less expensively.
There is a big geographic component to the clustering (e.g., New England, the Plains, the deep South, the Pacific West).
The literature about China and the Far East is increasing, but there is still a big geographic gap to be covered with samples, which will complete the genetic picture and provide more outgroups (and hopefully statistical support) to understand the relationships among the main Phragmites phylogeographic groups.
I wanted to get back to some of the ideals in my earlier Peace Corps and nonprofit work and also get outside of the four walls of the health care administration and back to a bigger geographic influence.
When Estonia regained its independence in 1991 from the Soviet Union, it immediately identified the difficulty of physically serving a small population spread across a large territory (Estonia has a bigger geographic footprint than the Netherlands or Switzerland).
Ahmadenijad's country is the central plank in a new, "rejectionist crescent" with big geographic and political sweep.
If it's not a big, fat geographic lump that can be viewed from space and just about kills you it is not a hill.
But besides all of its technical characteristics, what makes Debian really stand out as a project is its social composition: it is, since its inception, a completely volunteer-driven, community-run project, with very big geographic dispersion [5 7].
