Sentence examples for become geographically from inspiring English sources

It has become geographically and politically fragmented.

But as companies internationalize, their employees become geographically dispersed and lose their shared assumptions and norms.

A population may become geographically separated from the rest of its species and never be rejoined.

As "enterprises grow and become geographically separate," these activities need to be coordinated in new ways.

Once wide-ranging, the various population groups have become geographically isolated, hemmed in by a shroud of fear.

Unfortunately, a piece of research just published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B suggests that the explanation thus arrived at is wrong.That explanation is that species form when parts of a population become geographically isolated from one another.

Alighting from the vaporetto and penetrating into the interior, our party quickly became geographically confused.

They act as tangible reminders of Britain's industrial heyday, before capital was sucked towards the capital, and employment rates became geographically stilted.

Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay (2013) Although Elena becomes geographically and emotionally distant from Lila and Naples, the link between them remains present.

In the shuffle, the geography of place becomes geographically indeterminate, as with Trenton's new downtown showplace, a $60 million sports arena, developed and underwritten by Mercer County and named, "Sovereign Bank Arena at Mercer County".

They emerged during human evolution, as different groups of humans became geographically isolated from each other, and may be dying out, if they have not already, due to more recent human reproductive intermingling (Andreasen 1998, 214 6; Cf. Andreasen 2000, S653 S666).