Sentence examples for geopolitical terms from inspiring English sources

But in geopolitical terms, it is a whopper.

In geopolitical terms, an axis is a partnership or alliance.

A Palestinian aid worker saw the invasion in geopolitical terms.

"This is hugely important not just for the climate talks but in geopolitical terms".

One Bosnian former energy minister interpreted the incident in stark geopolitical terms.

Despite the Lisbon treaty's grand foreign-policy aspirations, the EU has not learned to think in geopolitical terms.

Today the process is reversing itself, as the population of churchgoers dwindles in Europe, remains fairly static in the United States and erupts in the "global south" — a geopolitical term that encompasses Africa, Latin America and much of Asia.

Either those people need to quit aspiring to developed nation lifestyles, or the world needs to make output far less energy-intensive, or we should all prepare ourselves for a nasty time of things, in geopolitical and environmental terms, as emerging markets continue to develop economically.

Given the EU's fundamental interconnectedness – in economic, financial, geopolitical, and social terms – the disruptive impact of each shock would amplify the others, overwhelming the region's circuit breakers, leading to recession, reviving financial instability, and creating pockets of social tension.

Now that would represent the ultimate geopolitical earthquake in terms of integrating economic growth across Eurasia.

"Historically, Pakistan has been able to water down calls for longer-term internal reform, notably on taxation, because of short-term geopolitical concerns of western donor countries," says the report.