Sentence examples for compact geography from inspiring English sources
Manhattan's compact geography, points out Pfahler, means many artistic projects begin with chance encounters.
Delray Beach is in a class by itself, experts say, because of its compact geography and critical mass of recovering addicts who cross paths daily in the shops and bistros along Atlantic Avenue.
Since taking over in August, he's made it to about half of them, which, despite the relatively compact geography of New Jersey, has turned out to be quite an accomplishment.
In addition to its unique political culture, San Francisco, with a population of about 750,000, has the advantages of compact geography, a unified city-county government, an extensive network of public and community clinics and a relatively small number of uninsured adults.
In this pioneering book, David Stasavage argues that unique advances in political representation allowed certain European states to gain early and advantageous access to credit, but the emergence of an active form of political representation itself depended on two underlying factors: compact geography and a strong mercantile presence.
"Look, Venice is small, compact, protected by its geography," she replied.
In fact, there are still parts of the northern half of the island that remain virtually untouched, and spiritually far removed from the sprawling club scene of San Antonio - even though, at 220 square miles, Ibiza's geography is compact.
Twenty-two of these congressional plans were legal, in that they were compact, contiguous, assigned all geography, and had nearly equal population deviations.
But the geography of her district -- a compact Democratic area, surrounded by Republican territory -- makes it hard to slice in a way that Republicans will accept.
The impact of geography on the medical distribution of casualties can be discerned to some extent in Zahedan, where the compact nature of Iranian urban population distribution is seen.
