Sentence examples similar to differentiated geographies from inspiring English sources
The resources and barriers that social movements draw upon and encounter – e.g., money, skills, collective identities, social networks, political opportunities, grievances – have their own geographies, giving rise to a geographically differentiated landscape of protest.
The resources and barriers that social movements draw upon and encounter e.g., money, skills, collective identities, political opportunities have their own geographies, giving rise to a geographically differentiated landscape of protest.
But we're looking for companies that are growing very quickly and could deploy a lot of capital in a differentiated way to either capture new customers, market share, enter into new geographies, expand their product portfolio, or move into adjacent markets.
Correlation with geography is lower in these latter regions where populations are more differentiated from each other, in close agreement with the works cited above and our own analyses based on allelic frequencies.
Differentiated price levels are everywhere.
"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.
Typically these machines are differentiated by d.p.i.
Our response, in other words, is differentiated.
How can beauty be differentiated from kindness?
Seasons are not clearly differentiated.
