Sentence examples for geographical breaks from inspiring English sources

The Western Ghats has three major geographical breaks, the youngest (65 80 Million years ago (Mya)) and northernmost (16°N) Goa Gap [13], [14] and the two older (500 Mya) gaps (Fig 1), the Palghat Gap (widest, 40 km at 11°N) and the Shencottah Gap (narrowest, 7.5 km at 9°N) [16], [16].

Another bad geographical break is Siberia's continentality.

For a long time now, the geographical breaking-up of francophone areas and the huge socio-economic disparities between their members have been considered insurmountable obstacles to developing long-lasting and competitive economic trade.

Because they often broke down cities and towns along geographical fault lines that separated one neighborhood from another, they became instant delineators of wealth and status.

Along with the rapid pace of urbanization and the massive population migration, the social bonds built on blood and geographical proximity broke apart; as a result, the traditional norms that had shaped marriage behavior also lost its footing.

At the same time, it also signals the complexity and unpredictability of transnational intimate relationships, involving substantial periods of separation, the pursuit of intimacy across long geographical distances, break-ups, multiple partners, and other complications.

Expanding businesses online breaks geographical boundaries, thus helping the company to grow at a faster rate.

The Clinton campaign is doing things differently — dispensing altogether with the geographical logic for breaking down the country.

Japan's first "encounter" with Latin America was triggered by immigration the flow of people broke geographical barriers.

Our analysis identifies geographical patterns of broken intercity highways and conjectures the relationship between BITRs and their socioeconomic, political, and geographical underpinnings.

As geographical boundaries are broken down, "a problem in one location is a problem everywhere," said Dick Bryan, a professor of economics at the University of Sydney.