Sentence examples for geographic relocation from inspiring English sources

Geographic relocation may be required.

I imagine there will be fewer similarities than differences (even beyond the geographic relocation to Spain).

The number of claims was not associated with geographic relocation but was positively associated with shifts into smaller practice settings.

Despite accidents of birth (Illinois) and geographic relocation, Ludacris is firmly a New York nostalgist trapped in the body of an Atlanta motormouth.

"Geographic Relocation and the Exploitation by Late Tang Elites of Capital-Based Social Networks". Association of Asian Studies Annual Meeting, March 16 , 2012

There's a big stretch role I've been eyeing for next year, which will involve a geographic relocation and a set of substantial changes for my social life, and I've been wondering if it's worth disrupting everything for such a big leap (and if I'm even qualified to vie for it in the first place).

Military personnel experience more frequent geographic relocations than most U.S. families, but a single cluster investigation cannot evaluate the impact of population mixing theory on leukemia incidence (Kinlen et al. 1990; Kinlen and Stiller 1993).

Attrition was greatest during the first year of the study, attributed mainly to ill health, heavy workloads, or relocation to another geographic region during follow-up (Figure 1).

Radio-telemetry relocations segregated the regional population of elk into three nonoverlapping geographic areas (95% minimum convex polygons, Fig. 3B), where elk were most commonly relocated.

This under-the-radar geographic region, which was previously home to Wikipedia before its 2007 relocation to California as well as the recently acquired website builder Wufoo, isn't really on the map of notable "tech hotspots".

By expanding their pool, in many cases globally, companies are able to grow their talent pools exponentially and with technology making remote work completely feasible in many jobs these organizations are able to accomplish this without having to worry about relocation expenses, office space, and the other logistical headaches that come with geographic colocation of a workforce.