Sentence examples for geographically challenging from inspiring English sources

He has broken into a Latino two-step at the request of passersby and delights in publicly ribbing his cabinet ministers, including one occasion when he informed them of his "seven commandments," which ranged from resisting corruption to touring every corner of the geographically challenging country.

No firm or founder (or even journalist!) can be omnipresent, so, in diverse and geographically challenging markets like Southeast Asia, the network is hugely important.

Commodity transport delays and budget shortfalls resulting from rising implementation costs led ADRA to request that project activities be conducted in only Warrap and Northern Bahr el Ghazal, 2 contiguous states, thereby cancelling implementation in the more geographically challenging Upper Nile State, which is accessible only during the dry season.

It was also geographically challenged.

A regional network may be more difficult for the geographically challenged conference.

Some geographically challenged museums are taking their shows on the road.

(And, among more geographically challenged fans, also probably some confusion as to where this "Carolina" place even is).

Their owner, Arte Moreno, might be geographically challenged, but the Angels know where and how to play.

Here, the geographically challenged cabin becomes a cockpit wrapped around you and the sensible XE becomes a pleasure to drive.

Like most of the dairy farmers, he's of Dutch extraction, although one geographically challenged politician I ran into claimed the dairymen were "all from Denmark".

Never again will an American president have to ask Charlotte Church, as a geographically challenged George W Bush once did, what "state" Wales is in.