Sentence examples for geographically I think from inspiring English sources

"Geographically, I think Zadar is perfect," Mr. Colgan said.

Geographically, I think that Robert noted earlier that we are not aware of any search fund investments that have been made outside of the continental United States.

Ferguson: I would though I would generally follow John's investment arc that he described there geographically, I think there are some trouble spots, even along that arc.

Cooper told BBC Sport he was attracted to the island side due to its location, adding: "I thought it would have a lot in common with playing in Penzance as they're both fairly isolated geographically and I think that's a lot of what contributed to the good team dynamic that was built down at Pirates.

The first paintings were little studies about what it was to be an island geographically and metaphorically -- I think my feelings for Japan, and even before that, Haiti, and the tsunamis before that -- all of that maybe factored into those paintings and that shift.

S3 felt that she may have been able to interact better with her mentor if she had been geographically closer: S3: I think it would have been better if it had been someone closer to me, we could have probably met up.

"Power in Washington has been dispersed geographically, demographically and politically, and I think establishment Washington is having trouble coming to grips with that," said Ana Marie Cox, Washington correspondent for GQ, who is working on a power list for a coming issue.

"I think he and his wife, geographically, like the area," Bowden said.

I think it's sort of geographically dependent.

I think the real concern is that geographically, it looks like the disease may have arrived on the wind".

I then read recently (Shephard, I think) that antarctic melt moves around geographically so that for example, an area in the East may see growth for a couple of years followed by a year or two of reduction.