Sentence examples for geographically huge from inspiring English sources

Wyoming is geographically huge — you could fit all of New England inside it, then throw in Hawaii and Maryland for good measure — but it is the least populous state in the Union; under six hundred thousand people live there, fewer than in Louisville, Kentucky.

In a geographically huge country that includes groups of people of diverse origins separated by vast distances, broadcasting not only is important to provide information and as entertainment but also is crucial for linking the various regions together to develop a sense of national community.

For you inside-the-Beltway types, Jefferson County is the Fairfax County of Colorado - a geographically huge (775 square miles) slice of the state swing-voting population.

The integration in a high performance grid computing environment makes huge geographically distributed computational resources accessible to the software by an easy-to-use interface.

And not just huge geographically, but huge culturally as well.

In a country like Bangladesh, where the population of rural poor is huge and geographically disperse, it's close to impossible.

A quarter of all child refugees who arrived in Europe last year – almost 100,000 under-18s – travelled without parents or guardians and are now "geographically orphaned", presenting a huge challenge to authorities in their adopted countries.

Although the huge island lies geographically close to Bantu-speaking Africa, its language, Malagasy, belongs to the distant Western Malayo-Polynesian branch of the Austronesian language family.

"I think it is crucial to get time here before the chaos of the Olympics begins," said Shiffrin, 17, who became the youngest world champion in slalom in 28 years when she won gold on Feb. 16. "It's a different world over here and to be able to see it and to know what to expect geographically for next year will be huge.

Multi-server distributed virtual environment (DVE) system contains a set of servers to support a huge number of geographically distributed users.

Lignocellulosic biomass represents the most abundant and sustainable one in nature, giving also the advantages to be widely spread geographically and also present in huge amounts of wastes and minimize the conflict of use for food versus fuel (Liguori and Faraco 2016).