Sentence examples for geographies that are from inspiring English sources

Geographies that are mobile-first, population-dense and lack world-class offline options are ripe for e-commerce to take root quickly.

This is important as it links the topology of the street network to how we define and perceive local area and it presents an alternative to ad-hoc administrative geographies that are currently applied in many aspects of neighbourhood planning.

"It is stunning to me that when the president of the United States, George W. Bush, simply says that we need to be able to monitor calls being made to terrorist territories, known geographies that are the source of terrorist activities, or known terrorists who are making calls into the United States... that some people see it as an infringement somehow, " Ashcroft said.

Are there not critical elements of geography that are already well known to be associated with health care access and effectiveness: urbanity, health care service endowments, distances to such services and the like?

Sure, Thirstie might not make the deliveries itself, but it can still check on the stores: "If you're not up to snuff, we've got another 25 retailers in that one geography that are happy to come on-board".

Given the importance of standardization, interoperability and being able to assess the quality and completeness of the available data within LifeWatch, a number of the QC steps related to data format, taxonomy and geography that are currently running on the (Eur OBIS database have been 'translated' to interactive, user-friendly web services (http://www.lifewatch.be/data-services ).

It's governance, not geography, that's important".

Sydney has a harbour, a climate and a geography that is beautiful.

"However, its footprint does overlap with an urban geography that was politically crucial for the Congress in 2009 and that Modi is banking on in 2014.

"A Logo for America" is upbraiding us: when we say "America" and mean the U.S., we're claiming a geography that isn't our own.

A geography that is difficult even by Latin American standards predisposed the country towards introversion, regionalism and a weak central state.