Sentence examples for geographical issues from inspiring English sources

Key Challenges in Geography is an initiative of the European Association of Geographers (EUROGEO), an organization dealing with examining geographical issues from a European perspective, representing European Geographers working in different professional activities and at all levels of education.

With me to explore all these interlinked political, social and geographical issues I'm joined in the studio by Timeyin Uwejamomere, who's a technical support manager with WaterAid here in London.

This study examines geographical issues relating to performance measurement.

Great care should be taken when correcting or identifying such geographical issues.

Recently, a concern has been expressed that the TIS framework does not take geographical issues sufficiently into account [12, 63].

Unfortunately, as has always been the case in the last forty or so years, the most successful new definitions of social and geographical issues convey a gloomy gist.

I would argue that this is a cultural and geographical issue and conflating religion with state school segregation is ridiculous.

It's not just a geographical issue," said Michael Posnick, director of the department of dance and theater at Manhattanville College.

The history of modern cinema is of perpetual revolution — of outsiders with no access to the business finding ways to make movies outside Hollywood (Kevin Smith talks with Roston expressly about the geographical issue) and to crash into the business by making movies that, for the most part, don't resemble Hollywood movies.

The Chinese rural-urban distinction is not simply a geographical issue; it is also a systemic one (Yan 2003).

The digital divide between those who have Internet access and those who do not is often described as an economic or geographical issue, but there is another divide that actually runs across both of those other segmentations: education.