Sentence examples for geographically hazardous from inspiring English sources

San Francisco is also one of the fastest-shrinking cities in California, part of an overall population shift away from the expensive and geographically hazardous coast toward inland cities.

Many countries, including El Salvador, are adapting their risk reduction strategies around a plan of prevention; however, when disasters do occur, especially in developing countries, governmental and non-governmental relief and development institutions continue to consider relocation policies as viable, go-to strategies to remove people from geographically hazardous areas.

Exposure sources may vary geographically, for example, hazardous waste sites or cellular telephone communication towers, but actual exposure potential may vary greatly from site to site.

Beginning under Clinton, every administration has expanded an aggressive "deterrence" strategy of funneling the paths of migrants into "geographically harsher," "more remote and hazardous border regions" where "mortal danger" becomes the latest weapon to "enforce" policy.

Additionally, the implication is that individuals and communities may be vulnerable geographically because they often live in hazardous places (for example, coastal zones, seismic areas) due to lack of better access to land, and may be poor, lacking the resources to invest in protective measures, and lacking the savings to face crises.

Additionally, studies have used geographically-based exposure assignment to evaluate the impact of specific exposures such as air pollutants, pesticides, and hazardous wastes on ASD risk [ 6- 9].

Joined geographically.

Geographically, gustatorily.

Is it defined geographically?

"Geographically, it makes sense".

Well, not geographically.