Sentence examples for geographically of from inspiring English sources

"Are you aware, geographically, of where this mosque will be built?" asked Panayote Dimitras, the spokesman for the Greek branch of Helsinki Monitor, a human rights group.

But this winter is proving even more worrying for Georgia, the westernmost (politically and geographically) of the three ex-Soviet republics of the Caucasus.

The distance can be measured geographically, of course, but it can also be measured economically and socially by separation between our understanding of the problem and its solution.

Geographically, of the 20 respondents from North West and London, 10 made routine requests for level 1 investigations, whereas only 10 of the 32 respondents from the other regions did likewise.

Although the present-day sympatric occurrence (geographically) of these sister lineages may be indicative of divergence in sympatry (sensu [ 19]), the widespread distribution could also be used to argue that divergence has occurred in allopatry followed by secondary contact.

The Komandor (Commander) Islands near the Kamchatka Peninsula of Russia are also geographically part of the Aleutians.

This consequently could increase cure rates by reducing the chance of geographically missing part of the tumour during the treatment.

Utilizing this MLST method, several studies have described the population structure of geographically diverse collections of C. glabrata isolates [ 43– 43].

He also won Florida but, though geographically part of the south, it is not part of southern culture, other than the northern Panhandle.

Bougainville and Buka are geographically part of the Solomons Archipelago, though politically part of Papua New Guinea.

Although geographically part of Southeast Asia, the country is culturally strongly Euro-American.