Sentence examples for geographical changes from inspiring English sources

His fields of interest include socio-spatial inequality, geographical changes in urban regions, governing urban diversity and social mobility.

Geographical changes in drug distribution networks are also thought to be fuelling crack's growth in popularity.

But they have failed to keep up with geographical changes, wreaking havoc among state fisheries.

Vienna isn't about geographical changes; its focus is arms control, a subject not on the Munich agenda.

I used to get two crack and one heroin, or four and two if I had £50 [$61]." Geographical changes in drug distribution networks are also thought to be fueling crack's growth in popularity.

I also stressed the value of functioning in a multilingual, multicultural environment, as well as the importance of studying history, and keeping up with geographical changes in the world.

A more significant geographical change involves a threatened female Russian defector making her decision to jump ship in Turkey rather than Hong Kong.

It is suggested that such geographical change, as well as the associated societal transformations, may have been the result of a combination of climatic, ecological and cultural drivers and events.

This means that, contrary to the dissent's suggestion, any lack of legislative history pertaining to the "first sale" doctrine only tends to bolster our position that Congress' 1976 revision did not intend to create a drastic geographical change in its revision to that provision.

The geographical change had benefits: being closer to Silicon Valley helped to bring in much-needed seed money through some of the area's well-known investors.

They used this HVI to investigate geographical change to heat-stress risk between 1990 and 2000, and estimated changes in heat vulnerability among different ethnic populations.