Sentence examples for geographic limits from inspiring English sources

In other cases, there are geographic limits to airport expansion.

Palms have adapted to many habitats within their geographic limits.

One caveat the document put upon these actions was "geographic limits".

Charlemagne consolidated his authority up to the geographic limits of Gaul.

Usually there is a provision that the marine hull should be covered only within specified geographic limits.

It is this body of water that defines Venice, more even than the strict geographic limits of the city itself.

There is no geographic limit to which agents can otherwise conduct stops amid roving patrols, though they are technically required to have reasonable suspicion to do so.

The bill would also bind US anti-Isis missions to Iraq and Syria, a geographic limit significant in light of recent reports that Isis is attempting to branch out and win the allegiances of jihadist groups in Egypt, Libya, Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Populations can be sampled along a broad latitudinal range (32 42°N) in the Midwest, but the species features a distinct geographic limit corresponding to northern Indiana that apparently has been stable for decades [15].

And since both cities essentially shared the same antigenic strains of influenza virus, along with the similar timing of epidemic onset, the effects of the different vaccination strategies were equivalent for both places: one city in the very core of the tropical zone, and another in its Southern geographic limit.

The skinks Egernia whitii [26] and Bassiana duperreyi (current study), as well as the frogs Limnodynastes spp [25], and Crinia signifera [24] show a major divergence between western/eastern or southern/northern populations with a geographic limit situated in Victoria-southern NSW.