Sentence examples for geographic distinction from inspiring English sources

That geographic distinction continued well into the Norman era.

Take, for example, Pam Nolan's studies of the equinox moon, a poetic subject that transcends geographic distinction.

There is also a lot of hoping that success for the Nets and the Devils will at last confer a little geographic distinction, a little thereness, maybe a little respect, to the vast undifferentiated suburban sprawl known as "Jersey".

The modern geographic distinction between Europe and Asia might very well have delineated major lineages of apes in the Miocene (Begun 2005; but see, e.g., Köhler et al. 2001).

Phylogenetic analyses also showed a geographic distinction among the isolates characterized in this study.

The distribution of Fusarium species on wheat and barley across Japan showed a clear geographic distinction.

On the issues, the differences between the two wings appear modest, but the temperamental, even geographic, distinctions are profound.

It seems to me that the discussion of this issue has overlooked geographic distinctions.

arizonicum raised to species rank, as Calyptridium arizonicum, by Simpson et al. (2010) based on morphological and geographic distinctions.

It has even been suggested that several geographic distinctions in the legislation may be "payback" for how California, New York, and other coastal blue states voted in the 2016 election.

But there have been some significant geographic distinctions in that recovery, as well as some toppled assumptions, one of which is that factory jobs have steadily shifted from the Midwest to the South.