Sentence examples for geographically from inspiring English sources

Australia's aid cuts also show a shift in spending geographically, with countries in the Pacific either escaping cuts (in nominal terms) or only facing small reductions in aid.

"The virus is still moving geographically and escalating in the capitals," he said.

We're economically, politically and geographically isolated, as well as largely ignored by national media based elsewhere, which means bands end up having an incubation period.

Sharp divisions within the figures exist not only geographically but also between generations – those in their 20s and 30s, realising that they might never have it as good as the generations above them, have markedly different concerns to the majority, mostly to do with the affordability of housing.

It does look very blue - although it's worth pointing out that it always does because Tory areas tend to be geographically larger.

How would a firm geographically located within a minority area justify a homogeneously non-minority workforce?

Fermanagh and South Tyrone is geographically the most westerly and largest constituency in the UK.

To throw a light cloak of disguise over the total absence of Scottish and Welsh MPs, the geographically non-specific title was created.

In the future, the agency intends to focus its activities geographically, with illegal logging and timber trade inquiries centred on the Americas, efforts to protect wildlife species – particularly tigers – undertaken in Asia, pollution investigations that pinpoint Europe, and a crackdown on the poaching of elephants and rhinos in Africa.

Language shifts and mutates historically as well as geographically and to assume the possibility of a perfect translation is to ignore these shifts and changes.

He also won Florida but, though geographically part of the south, it is not part of southern culture, other than the northern Panhandle.