Sentence examples for geographically borders from inspiring English sources

In addition, it has a veto on the UN Security Council and it geographically borders most of the major economic and political areas of the world.

Speaking to reporters in Geneva, WHO Assistant Director General Dr Bruce Aylward said that the disease continued to expand geographically and border areas were seeing additional cases.

"There's a very close connection between the Inland Empire and Orange County simply because geographically they border one another.

As inhabitants of the border (geographically and otherwise), audience members not only relate to these protagonists but also know them intimately, from the inside out.

These border people of all ages are at risk of malaria infection if their hilly pocket villages situated in the forests on or near the borders are geographically associated with autochthonous malaria.

This could strengthen the hand of critics of North Korea within China, some of whom are geographically closest to the border.

Philadelphia has a long border and geographically it's not a very large city.

They look at the map for crude oil loading terminals that geographically fall within, or border the sphere of ISIS control, over a period of years.

On 31 December 2003 the population consisted of 152,989 persons living in a well-defined geographically isolated area largely bordering on Germany.

While in international and national law it is portrayed as a strict dividing line, the north-eastern Lesotho South Africa Free State border is geographically only a small river.

Thus, we constructed a comparison group consisting of the largest US sample possible without including alcohol monopoly states, states with alcohol tax changes during the study period or states that border Illinois geographically.