Sentence examples similar to geographically restrictive from inspiring English sources

In 1911 a Democratic legislative majority replaced the county option with the Proctor law, a less-geographically restrictive local option, and the number of dry counties was reduced to twenty-six.

Abortion is the rare issue on which it has been hard to detect much movement in public opinion — Americans are divided pretty evenly on the issue, as they have been for years, though opposition has seemed to consolidate, geographically, in conservative states, where anti-abortion legislation has continued to grow more restrictive.

Joined geographically.

Geographically, gustatorily.

It's so restrictive!

Is it defined geographically?

"Geographically, it makes sense".

Well, not geographically.

Racially, artistically, geographically.

Geographically, it isn't.

Acronym for geographically undesirable.