Sentence examples for bad geography from inspiring English sources

A country with bad geography and good institutions will do fine.

Where settler mortality was high, because of bad geography, they stayed away and planted bad institutions.

Meanwhile, the 10-win Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Giants stay home, victims of bad geography as much as uneven play.

"I'm really, really bad at geography," she says.

It's evident that former Republican Presidential candidate Michele Bachmann is, to be kind, bad at geography.

National Geographic created the occasion to encourage Americans -- who are notoriously bad at geography -- to learn more about maps.

Upton, in case you missed it during the 2007 pageant, gave what can only be described as a train wreck of an answer to the question of why Americans are so bad at geography.

But if you must watch the Wizards ― and I must, thanks to bad luck, geography, a limited cable package and an odd willingness to allow myself to be tortured by sports teams I supposedly like and support ― it helps that every now and then they play teams like the Golden State Warriors and players like Stephen Curry, who unlike the Wizards are good.

By the bad luck of geography, the only large Indian reservation on the embattled border is caught in the middle, emerging as a major transit point for drugs as well as people.

A country with good geography and bad institutions will not.

Geography and bad luck are only partly to blame for Haiti's tragedy.