Sentence examples for geography limits from inspiring English sources

Entrenched vested interests hamper foreign investments and its landlocked geography limits access to export markets.

An unpublished paper, written with Margaret Fitzsimmons (then at UCLA), entitled 'Women in Geography: Limits to Progress,' that was submitted to The Professional Geographer in November , 1989 and some related pieces.

Holding operates mainly in the Rockies, where geography limits competition: Shipping gasoline to the relatively isolated Rocky Mountain states adds up to $22 a barrel in transportation costs.

Still, challenging questions remain for instance, what is the continued need for pre-hospital thrombolysis capabilities (and thus, questionably, physician supervision), given that the country's geography limits access to hospitals in vast areas of land?

The COI data were used to estimate the genetic distinctiveness of the two jacana species and infer the time of speciation between J. spinosa and J. jacana, and to evaluate the degree to which geography limits gene flow in jacanas (i.e. isolation-by-distance).

In short, geography sets limits, but people determine what they will do within those limits.

"Because Long Island is a load pocket, because we have a unique geography which limits the amount of electricity we can bring on the Island, whoever owns those power plants controls Long Island's energy picture for decades," Mr. Kessel said.

Today, as the Williamsburg schools show, integration is an uneven process at best, hampered by geography, legal limits and, critics say, a lack of ideological commitment from the city.

In electricity terms, Long Island is the end of the line, an extended finger at the end of the power grid that must fend for itself to a large extent because geography sets limits on imports.

And with studies showing parishioners will drive only as far to worship as they would to dine out, geography also limits church moves, he added.

Some southerners' understanding of northern geography is limited.