Sentence examples for geographic strength from inspiring English sources

Maritime evacuation would play to Auckland's geographic strength: its double harbour access, and would likely ease congestion on available motorways.

"It reflects the exceptional strategic stake between our two companies in terms of our complementary product strategies, geographic strengths and industry strengths".

Some 62% of the alliances that involved partners with different geographic strengths succeeded (see the exhibit, "Does Geographic Overlap Help or Hinder Cross-Border Alliances?").

Pinpointing geographic areas of strength for Mr. Paul is more difficult.

The three-dimensional search algorithm defines how to achieve an acceptable level of accuracy regarding the strength, geographic location and depth of a dense non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) source while using the least possible number of water quality samples.

Market size, the preferred method for evaluating the economic prospects of sports franchises, is a mushy metric, contingent on too many variables, like where you draw your geographic boundaries, the strength of the local economy and the competition for fan and sponsorship dollars.

Spatial analysis was used to map emergent patterns of potential multispecies population connectivity and predict geographic locations and strength of concordant dispersal barriers across the seascape.

The lack of geographic bias added strength to the view that the phenotypic categories were the result of distributed influences and were not limited to region-specific properties.

This demonstrates the benefits of our broad geographic portfolio, the strengths of our business model and the impact of our self-help measures implemented throughout the Group.

Shifts in the parents' geographic position, functional strengths, and technological position can make one parent emerge as the "natural buyer" (see the exhibit "Alliances Are Usually Acquired by a Major Partner").

It remains unclear, partly because of the lack of historical data and partly because of their unpredictable nature, whether they will increase in number or strength or geographic range.