Sentence examples for geographic perspectives from inspiring English sources

Presidential advisers from Robert McNamara to Zbigniew Brzezinski have bemoaned the inadequacy of geographic perspectives in the mix of factors that guided the wars they prosecuted.

This paper suggests a number of geographic perspectives on health and environment that could create useful connections between geography and public health, via social epidemiology.

In the past few decades, new geographic perspectives on energy have been introduced from spatial analysis and modeling to applied, political, transportation, hazards, geographic information systems, global environmental change, and ecological economics.

A recent book edited by Rilov and Crooks [128] provides a detailed compilation and revision of several issues related to biological invasions in marine ecosystems in terms of conservation issues, vehicles, ecological understanding, and establishment of invaders, as well as discusses management and geographic perspectives.

"There was no attempt to show geographic perspective on that map," Mr. Tauranac said.

Philip A. Laskawy, chairman and chief executive of Ernst & Young who will remain as the head of the auditing practice, said the companies complemented one another "from a strategic and geographic perspective" and were equally committed "to the development of e-offerings".

Although from a geographic perspective inland waters represent only a small fraction of the biosphere, when appreciated from an ecological viewpoint, they are seen to be major contributors to biospheric diversity, structure, and function.

In Figure 6, we put a geographic perspective on the comparison of the two taxi companies.

This article shows how a geographic perspective enriches the historical analysis of food and foodways, by situating changing norms and practices in spatial and ecological contexts.

Our geographic perspective is very international in scope, though we think any enterprise company needs a go-to-market approach in the U.S. RO: You never know how every boom ends, but every boom does end.

Prudential said that although Citigroup views its franchise as complete from "a product and geographic perspective," it is still looking to get bigger in such places as India, China, Korea, Mexico, Japan, Brazil and Europe, and may make acquisitions in those regions.