Sentence examples for geographic situation from inspiring English sources

The land swap is a result of an odd geographic situation.

Leipzig's focal geographic situation had another, less fortunate consequence several important battles were fought in or near the town.

Flanders profited from its geographic situation, being an intermediary between the Mediterranean and the Scandinavian and Baltic countries and also between England and the Rhineland (especially Cologne).

Finally, the geographic situation in the Indian Ocean as well as the increased exchanges with the near-by islands and France modify the risks of importation of the pathogenic agent.

Other stelae and the rock reliefs (which by their geographic situation bear witness to the extent of Akkadian conquest) show the carving of the period to be in the hands of less competent artists.

"Considering the social, political and geographic situation there," he said of the remote corner of southwestern Egypt, "it will be completely useless to protect the area" — unless the authorities put in "a permanent garrison of marines and/or a minefield".

Illegal drugs can be easily produced through legal substances, and cartels are quick to take advantage of social and geographic situations.

As shown in Figure (6B, C and 6D), PGRST1 was predominant in the three geographic situations (P < 0.001; P < 0.001; and P = 0.0192, respectively).

Some programs have produced reports of the effective and beneficial use of mobile units (MU) as well as fixed units (FU) for screening, according to specific organizational and geographic situations [ 7, 8].

The matter may be worth of further investigation in different economic and geographic situations, also in view of the compatibility with the current WTO agreement on agriculture and of forthcoming WTO negotiations.

In this geographic and political situation, any form of population growth strained resources.