Sentence examples for geographically detached from inspiring English sources
Global meat production is becoming increasingly industrialized, spatially concentrated, and geographically detached from the agricultural land base.
It could bring its military commitments into line with its resources, rely more on the "soft power" of diplomacy and economic engagement and, as George Washington said, take advantage of its geographically detached situation to "defy material injury from external annoyance".
It is not exactly fair, but it helps to keep the relatively few citizens of a geographically detached state an integral part of the body politic.Think inclusively, think imaginativelyMore relevant to Fiji perhaps, where the ethnic Indians are resented partly because of their economic success, is Malaysia, where the ethnic Chinese have long been disliked for similar reasons.
Its mystique might have been grossly over-commercialised, but those who wear it as representatives of a small, geographically detached nation revere its symbolism.
The U.K. is geographically but not economically detached from the European mainland".
The entire episode demonstrated that those at the bottom of the social pecking order are not only economically detached from other Americans; they are also socially and geographically isolated.
(Not surprisingly, conflict ensued. In Houston's public high schools, Katrina evacuees have been involved in brawls). The entire episode demonstrated that those at the bottom of the social pecking order are not only economically detached from other Americans; they are also socially and geographically isolated.
It seems detached, wrong.
