Sentence examples for a combination of geography from inspiring English sources

By a combination of geography, history, and meteorology, Katrina disproportionately hit black New Orleans.

"It is so blatantly obvious that a combination of geography, circumstance, and convenience has been the motor behind nearly all of Romney's changes,& 8221 Remnick; says.

Those hurt the most by the crisis appear to be small, family-owned stores where a combination of geography and the proximity of competing stations has driven large numbers of former patrons away.

A combination of geography, economics, and political freedoms means people living in Sub-Saharan andica, Southeast Asiad Southeast Asia will suffer the consequences of a warming planet sooner and more severely than those of us working in high-rise office blocks in the Melbourne CBD.

The specific properties of the storm, and a combination of geography, infrastructure, culture, and history in the place where it struck, are unlike anywhere else, so it ought to be approached on its own terms.

Nordic government arose from a combination of difficult geography and benign history.

Too many countries, he argues, are caught in a "poverty trap," a combination of poor geography, poor infrastructure and poor health care.

"It's the result of a combination of geology and geography," said William E. Seymour, senior vice president of Meritex.

"A combination of math and geography dictated that he come into my district," Mr. Israel said of Mr. King.

A combination of atmospheric conditions, geography and the start of the winter heating season regularly traps urban air pollution from October to February across a great swath of Asia.

So is a unifying ethnicity: Philip Roth's Jewish Americans; Junot Díaz's Dominican-Americans. (Better still is a combination of ethnicity and geography: Jhumpa Lahiri's Indian-Americans living near Cambridge, Mass).