Sentence examples for geopolitical causes from inspiring English sources

Amid the horrific scenes of violence from Georgia beamed to living rooms around the world, let us attempt for a moment to be serious about this conflict and look at the geopolitical causes and consequences.

Unlike natural disasters, the complex geopolitical causes of the Syrian crisis do not generate the same emotional response from potential donors, he said.

But more often than not, unlike Mr Muhammad and Ms Niran, they end up putting their adolescent relationships aside and deferring to their parents' will.The interest in the star-crossed lovers has a geopolitical cause, too.

Roxy, the daughter of a London gangster, is joined at its centre by an abuse survivor turned religious leader, a middle-aged female politician and a Nigerian photojournalist – the one male of the quartet – who has made it his mission to report on the geopolitical upheavals caused by this galvanising new female superpower.

The attacks have caused geopolitical complications outside the region.

The EU president, Donald Tusk, warned the European parliament before the speech by Tsipras that failure to reach a deal "may lead to the bankruptcy of Greece" and cause geopolitical problems for Europe.

Certainly I think that a creeping militarism has been abroad in the UK this past decade or so, manifest in the absurd celebration and acclaim for "Our Boys" and for armed aggression in those places where the shadow of England long ago caused geopolitical chaos and where the locals are making a nuisance of themselves.

Headlines about nuclear cooperation and convergent geopolitical interests have caused us to forget just how important private-sector initiatives have been in building relations.

And the director of the Central Intelligence Agency has said that climate change is a cause of geopolitical instability — exacerbating political crises and contributing to food insecurity that causes unrest worldwide.

Egypt has for too long been treated as a client state in the cause of geopolitical struggle.

Renewable Energy Association chief executive Nina Skorupska said "renewable energy does not just reduce our carbon emissions, it also reduces our exposure to energy market shocks caused by geopolitical events".