Sentence examples for a growing geographic from inspiring English sources

There is a growing geographic divide, too – and not just between north and south.

For Russia the manoeuvres signal that it has a powerful friend and a military relationship with a growing geographic reach.

Compounding the complexities is a growing geographic disequilibrium.

The split among the endorsements is a sign of the growing geographic and economic diversity among blacks in New York City today.

For WPP the Premier League is equivalent to the rapidly growing geographic markets such as Brazil, China, South Korea, Indonesia and Pakistan.

As well as the growing geographic reach of AQIM, the Ouagadougou operation emphasised the importance of the contacts and knowledge Belmokhtar has gained over years in the region.

Their Etruscan origin is rendered plausible by Rome's proximity to Etruria, Rome's growing geographic significance, and the public works that were carried out by the kings themselves.

The high case fatality rate, growing geographic distribution and vaguely defined epidemiology of MERS-CoV have created an urgent need for effective public health countermeasures, paramount of which is an effective means of prevention through a vaccine or antibody prophylaxis.

The abrupt shift in 2008 does suggest that growing geographic polarization is not primarily about sorting, or rural Democrats moving to the city and urban Republicans heading for the country.

This paper intends to analyse the causes of these growing geographic fertility differences within urban areas using the two main Spanish metropolitan regions, Barcelona and Madrid, as case studies.

The growing geographic distribution of these outbreaks indicates that these viruses may be emerging as zoonotic pathogens of cattle.