Sentence examples for good geography from inspiring English sources

A country with good geography and bad institutions will not.

Why on earth should good geography favour good institutions?

It is only in so far as good geography breeds good institutions that good geography promotes development.But hang on.

Be it understanding climate change, how international migration is shaping our communities or using fieldwork to investigate local environmental quality, good geography lessons provide a context for pupils to bring together skills, understanding and knowledge.

When the study looks at the economic influence of geography in its own right that is, does geography affect income independently of promoting good institutions?—they find no clear connection.In itself, in other words, good geography does not seem to count.

And everyone knows that being good at geography - which, with its short answers, QCA reports is easier than history - is tantamount to being good at colouring in.

It just names itself for a European capital that's enjoying a special international vogue right now; installs a restaurant affiliated with one of England's most celebrated chefs, Gordon Ramsay; then follows the dictates of good taste, not geography.

A good sense of geography can help locate the characters and orient the reader: Paradise in Penang; Heaven in Hong Kong; Alone in Paris; Lovers in Lisbon; Lovers in Paradise; Just Off Piccadilly; To Scotland and Love; An Innocent in Russia; A Ghost in Monte Carlo.

With other subjects, such as citizenship and modern studies, taking on some of the sociological aspects it would seem a good time for geography to reclaim its position as the first true natural science and to concentrate on those aspects of its curriculum.

A country with bad geography and good institutions will do fine.

If you like geography, are good on detail and have ace computer skills, you should consider a career as a cartographer.