Sentence examples for constraints of geography from inspiring English sources

We are abandoning the constraints of geography and national boundaries".

Jonathan Taylor, chairman of the Booker Prize Foundation, said at the time: "We are abandoning the constraints of geography and national boundaries".

Of all the proponents of human agency against the constraints of geography, culture and historical experience, economists are the most incisive.

Like thousands of professionals around the country, Mr. Ronai has eluded the traditional constraints of geography — not to mention altitude — to foster a white-collar career essentially based in the wilderness.

In their quest to create that global economy, to abolish the traditional constraints of geography, engineers accomplished miracles -- laying telegraph cables beneath the Atlantic, digging tunnels through the Alps and building paths between the seas.

This week, the chairman of the Booker Prize Foundation, Jonathan Taylor, said, "We are abandoning the constraints of geography and national boundaries" to become a truly international prize, as a result of consultations that began in 2011.

But "this great [American] hegemon… cannot escape the constraints of history and geography.

Exploring forbidden love and friendship, and the ways in which patterns of behaviour are repeated down the generations, this is a satisfying novel about family bonds, and the endeavours of one woman to stretch her wings beyond the constraints of gender, time and geography.

Political factors, economic constraints, geography of the country – all are potential factors that affect the coverage of such statistics.

The continuities of geography are striking.

The writer is a professor of geography at Michigan State University and the author of "Why Geography Matters".