Sentence examples for awkward geography from inspiring English sources

Yet New Guinea's awkward geography, poor infrastructure and myriad ethnic divisions make it difficult to mount an effective prevention campaign.Myanmar presents even more daunting challenges.

The more the English try to get to grips with this alien land – its awkward geography, its hostile climate, its complex clans and affiliations – the more clumsy their efforts to tame it look.

The addition of Boise State is a key for the league to retain its automatic qualifying bid in the Bowl Championship Series, which appears to be the motive for both Boise State and the Big East to overcome the awkward geography.

But while the boundaries between Soviet republics were fluid, today this sliver of Lithuania, known by the name of its largest town, Dieveniškės, is separated by security fences from Belarus, with its entrenched Soviet ways, and by awkward geography from the relative progress of the rest of Lithuania.

Phil Rose, a member of No Night Flights, said: "It [Manston] is out on a limb and in terms of geography for an airport it's an awkward place to be.

Despite geography.

Geography mattered.

Geography matters.

Geography corner.

Blame geography.

First, geography.