Sentence examples for geographies with from inspiring English sources
"geographies with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used when discussing or describing different geographical areas or regions that share a common feature or characteristic. For example: - "The geographies with high levels of precipitation are more prone to flooding during the rainy season." - "We studied various geographies with similar terrain to determine the best route for our hiking trip." - "The report compares the economic growth of geographies with and without access to natural resources."
On trading the company said: The UK new build housing market remains very positive across most of our geographies, with a healthy and controlled lending environment providing good accessibility to mortgages at competitive rates.
It takes about six years to develop and test a cultivar, but Driscoll's releases several in North America each year; in addition, it maintains breeding programs around the world to furnish its various geographies with berries tailored to the local conditions.
Parker sets out to explore the British Isles using not Google or the Ordnance Survey but instead the maps that "exist in people's minds", personal geographies with "beloved homes at their centres and vast empty spaces where imagination faltered or trips ended …." Parker focuses on the alternative topographies dreamed up by various groups: pilots, new-age Druids, canal boaters, cave-divers.
There was no comment Monday from the Treasury about the possibility of a foreign company buying a big stake in G.M. "We expect that potential investors will be sought across multiple geographies with a focus on North American investors," the Treasury said in a filing last week.
Global companies always have geographies with changing political environments.
These particular trajectories are rooted in country/local-specific geographies, with their associated social, economic, and political processes.
He studied geography, with a subsidiary in archaeology, at Birmingham University.
The International Olympic Committee seems to love playing geography with the world.
We are content with our size, with our population, with our geography, with our natural resources.
Nigeria has a diverse geography, with climates ranging from arid to humid equatorial.
Real world geography, with tiresome passports and tedious border checkpoints, does not matter.
