Sentence examples for geographically split from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Donnell described Putnam as a county that is geographically split by the Taconic State Parkway and has about 80,000 people living on the east side and about 20,000 on the west side.

The state continued to be geographically split, with Mrs. Clinton supported by two-thirds of the voters in New York City and one-third in the rest of the state.

"We have over 200 tests that run against the code before every deploy…we keep the vast majority of customer funds offline…we split the keys with redundancy and geographically split them all over the world so that each of the pieces is in a safe deposit box geographically".

The region may be geographically split into three sub-areas: the southwestern (SW) sub-region (subtropical mountainous region), the northwestern (NW) sub-region (arid/semi-arid grassland), and the Qinghai-Tibet (QT) sub-region (high altitude plateau).

Geographically adjacent OTUs have been pooled in two of three nuclear genes (RAG1: 4 bp; SIA: 1 bp) supporting a geographical split of the western (OTU2, OTU3) against the remaining OTUs in the Upper Guinean forests.

Different Theater in South When the United States began bombing Afghanistan on Oct. 7, the military landscape was split geographically and ethnically.

There is widespread concern here that these changes are turning Japan into a nation divided into winners and losers, split geographically between prosperous cities and the depressed rural areas.

Geographically, Pakistan is split along four different ethnic and tribal lines – lines that poor infrastructure and mountainous and rugged terrain further isolates the country's population.

Many times, however, such dual but linked missions have been split geographically under distinct governing boards.

If Scotland became independent, it would hold 95% of the UK's current oil and gas reserves if they were split geographically using a median line from the English-Scottish border.

The name Macedonia appears under certain contexts on the major regions, while the smaller ones are traditionally referred to by other local toponyms: The region of Macedonia is commonly split geographically into three main sub-regions, especially when discussing the Macedonian Question.