Sentence examples for geography by from inspiring English sources

Woman: An Intimate Geography By Natalie Angier.

Many management tasks have been freed of time and geography by electronic technology.

Anne-Marie Slaughter's review of "The Revenge of Geography," by Robert D. Kaplan (Oct . 7, illustrates the problem.

This was before America learned how to monetize geography by simply renaming it, as my grandfather Goodman would surely applaud.

The community, he said, is divided by geography, "by dialect, by religion, by looks, by food habits, by cultural habits".

Government efforts to provide electricity, water and housing to the poor have had the unintended consequence of strengthening apartheid geography by encouraging people to stay put.

Trapped by geography, trapped by their choice of Hamas as their leaders, and trapped by their historic choice of violence over diplomacy.

But many of the votes seemed determined as much by geography as by politics.

It belongs to the Mediterranean, not just by geography but by eight centuries of Muslim conquest and Christian reconquest.

"United and City: Joined by Geography, Separated by Success" was written on banners and T-shirts that taunted the neighbors.

The global reach of the Internet means that the local neighbourhood is defined not by geography but by speciality.