Sentence examples for geographical argument from inspiring English sources

There is no geographical argument to support these invitations.

Tunisia has a relatively large middle class because of something so obvious it goes unremarked upon: it is a real state, with historical and geographical legitimacy, where political arguments are about budgets and food subsidies, not the extremist ideologies that have plagued its neighbors, Algeria and Libya.

But a long string of events after World War II saw the West become less and less inclined to buy into strong geographical sphere of influence arguments.

This later play is more obviously ambitious in geographical reach and in political argument.

Until a recent trip to Omaha, the only person I ever knew from there was Jewish, but I leave it to geographical stereotypes to make my argument.

There is also an economic argument for regionalisation: geographical factors and population distribution may dictate that regionalisation is the only affordable ways for a health system to provide complex specialist care.

It is a plausible assumption that the responses of the working-age population to labour demand shocks are driven by geographical mobility, but additional empirical arguments can be found.

Both say their priority is ensuring Scotland gets as many new powers as possible following the independence referendum "No" vote, although each is approaching the argument from a different geographical perspective.

However, there are relatively straightforward arguments to the effect that geographical or other bias is extremely unlikely to account for the pattern of stasis-rapid change that we consistently observe in influenza evolution.

This book of 2011 provides a mainstream economic treatise about the benefits of higher density based on the tenets of Paul Krugman's New Geographical Economics: the result is a simple, normative argument for high rise and megacities.

Once everyone has a handheld device that can relay its geographical location back to HQ then (so the argument goes) there's no limit to the stuff that can be sold to us.