Sentence examples similar to geographic bonding from inspiring English sources
Despite the horror stories behind Black Americans' link to the land throughout our national history, these losses represent an erosion of cultural, geographic and heritage bonds far greater larger than the Black farmers' small presence in American agriculture.
The present publication of the Berenson-Yashiro correspondence stands as proof of their tight teacher-student bond that surpassed chronological and geographic boundaries.
The logic of this occasional inclusion is based on a strict geographic definition as well as a recognition of common bonds forged through the acceptance of Buddhism by many of these cultures.
The system used a Geographic Information System (GIS) (ESRI Personal Geodatabase, ArcInfo 9.2) to organize bond release data.
But a UChicago workshop sought to weave those often-isolated strands together into thicker bonds, laying the groundwork for new initiatives that cross both disciplinary and geographic boundaries.
In our size, geographic location, and organizational structure, in the diversity of our student body and the strong bonds of our community, the Pritzker School of Medicine offers a unique environment for medical education.
BUSINESS DAY An article on Wednesday about changes in the criteria of Standard & Poor's for rating bonds backed by residential mortgages referred incorrectly to changes in standards related to the geographic concentration of loans.
Geographic arbitrariness.
