Sentence examples for geography needs from inspiring English sources
Contemporary urban geography needs to propose new definitions of human settlements, which both explain a consistent reality and help in pursuing some declared and largely shared goal.
Mr Bercow also suggested the old idea of constituencies based upon geography needed to be re-assessed and MPs must be given more resources to deal with communications coming not just from their constituents but other interest groups as well.
Non-specialists and beginning biology students need to be taught to read modern evolutionary trees just as beginning students of geography need to be taught to read maps.
An important issue in science teaching that we believe teachers and teacher educators should be aware of, is that "just as beginning students in geography need to be taught how to read maps, so beginning students in biology should be taught how to read trees and to understand what trees communicate" (O'Hara 1997 p. 327).
Just as beginning students in geography need to be taught how to read maps, so beginning students in biology should be taught how to read trees and to understand what trees communicate.
The challenge here is the vast geography that needs to be covered.
"It's geography, special needs and even early years in London because of the increase in the population".
Of course, the geography will need to change, with New Jersey and South Carolina mooted as alternatives to Billericay and Barry Island.
The Royal Geographical Society has mounted a campaign to increase the take-up in schools even further with a letter from its president, Michael Palin, to all parents saying: "So many of the world's problems boil down to geography and need the geographers of the future to help us understand them.
The power that utilities generate (or buy) to service a region is based on a rough estimate made 24 hours earlier of how much power a particular geography will need based on average monthly energy use from the previous year.
To learn geography, you need access to maps.
