Sentence examples for complex geography from inspiring English sources

But the same rate of effectiveness is likely to be significantly lower in locations with more complex geography.

That Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry are roaming so broadly reflects the changing and more complex geography of presidential politics.

The complex geography of the coastline allows the estuary to act as a sponge to absorb flooding in heavy rains while it also keeps out salt water.

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Pointing to the Cumberland Gap, President Lincoln stressed the importance of Knoxville and the surrounding valley, exclaiming "They are loyal there, they are loyal!" Lincoln was not only aware of the complex geography of the region, but eager to exploit it.

A nation's complex geography can foster creative means to an end.

In addition, while checklists are key political instruments for conservation, they may be of limited use for quality control, especially in the case of large countries or countries with complex geographies.

The complex sectarian geography of Northern Ireland places often severe constraints upon the physical mobility of working-class residents in particular and has an important impact upon the manner in which everyday life is organized and experienced.

Our study thus confirms that mechanisms of adaptive speciation are not necessarily mutually exclusive and uncovers the complex ecology-geography interactions that underlie the evolution of mating isolation in nature.

It is just that the biology of speciation is more complex than the geography of speciation.

This mental model would have taken years of study to build; dances, chants (rong), and stories help him to recall complex relationships of geography and location.