Sentence examples for because of geography from inspiring English sources

Washington's road to the Final Four is especially bumpy because of geography.

As your article states, Pakistan is believed to have so many heroin addicts because of "geography, geopolitics, corruption and poverty".

The settlers were relatively isolated in the first couple of centuries, Mr. Rael-Galvez said, in part because of geography.

There were different organisations coming from different angles because of geography, but in essence everybody had the same objective.

Then he is supposed to fly to another nation that has assumed critical importance because of geography, Uzbekistan.

Many of those here say that local villages like this one had to be self-reliant because of geography: they lie in remote inlets along a mountainous coastline.

Offered an automatic invitation as the team to play host to the tournament, Japan qualified for the first women's Olympic hockey tournament because of geography, not skill.

Without direct flights between the Soviet Union and Israel, emigrants must transit through other countries, and because of geography, Eastern Europe has been a logical area.

So says Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela, who recently named Honduras as his key staging-post on the way to the United States, "because of its geography and the negligence of the authorities".

Evaluating the effect of emergency medical care is challenging because of the constraints of geography and resources, rapidly changing risks and covariates, and limitations in the available data.

The United States is essentially the world capital of tornadoes because of a fluke of geography.