Sentence examples for constraining geography from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that while motorways and public transit routes are likely to become jammed, not helped by the constraining geography in Auckland, the likelihood of such congestion on the waters of the Waitemata and Manukau Harbours is low.
Its continuous emphasis on public transit and its highly constrained geography give it density that would be expected to yield high ridership.
However, before Facebook, your pool of potential contacts was more limited because before everything became digital, everyone was constrained by geography.
She said that "talking about art from another part of the world" could be useful for Kenya in creating its own artistic identity, adding that art should not be constrained by geography.
With courses delivered in 30 countries, and prices scaled to reflect local market conditions, potential students at OUBS are not constrained by geography or cost.Perhaps even more importantly, unlike at most other top business schools, students are not turned away because they lack work experience or have a patchy academic record.
While it has had its successes - including Iran's manifest clout today in Lebanon and Syria, or in Iraq after Saddam Hussein - its net effect is, by definition, limited in scope (and geography), constraining Tehran's ability to generate long-term strategic dividends.
Geography constrains California cities, but as the Chicago example demonstrates small areas with tall buildings can add enormously to housing and office supply if zoning codes allow.
The distribution of human Leishmaniasis is co-extensive with the prevalence of the sand fly vectors and thus constrained by climate, geography and altitude (Figure 1).
Upon some reflection by anyone who has drawn a redistricting plan -- and I've been a redistricting consultant in 14 states -- geography is not really constraining on congressional redistricting.
Such studies are always constrained in size and geography.
