Sentence examples for geographically though from inspiring English sources

Some define the region in cultural and historical terms and others geographically, though there are even different interpretations among historians and geographers.

These freshmen Democrats are a diverse bunch, racially and geographically, though politically they are largely liberal.

The company had also tried to grow by diversifying geographically, though without much success, leading it to look to its fixed-price business to find salvation.

The $15 minimum wage is more geographically polarizing, though it still has durable support in urban zip codes and majority support in suburban zip codes.

Since we found the KIR2DL1/2DS1 hybrid locus in two geographically separated, though both Caucasian, families we wanted to determine whether it was present in other populations.

Respondents in a total of fifty-two geographically diverse, though mainly low- and middle-income countries participating in the WHS were administered the 'long' version of the questionnaire, which included questions on fruit and vegetable consumption.

Keep in mind where this dungeon is geographically positioned, though - you wouldn't have an magmin-infested tunnel complex in the arctic wastes of Arthaenor , now, would you?

Singaporean bioinformaticians might tend to see this as recognition for their research efforts during the last years; though, the geographically central location in the Asia-Pacific region, the excellent transport hub and the infrastructural support of Singapore will lend an alternative, equally important explanation.

Life today is far from those Chalk Farm slums, though geographically she lives just around the corner.

The oases, though geographically a part of the Western Desert, are ethnically and culturally distinct.

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