Sentence examples for in geographical terms from inspiring English sources

■ Islington is London's second smallest borough in geographical terms.

Buenavista, home to about 600 people, is the largest Siona reserve in geographical terms.

Lake Sylvan Park is more than 4,350 miles from Madrid and Milan in geographical terms and several light years in terms of soccer culture.

But our tour picks up intensity from the moment we step into the octagonal room that is, in geographical terms, the center of the Tate.

I feel that the Jews have always had a special connection to this part of the world, which in geographical terms was called Palestine for so many centuries.

Tiffany Sepulveda '09, director of career services, told students of the different options available to them, not just in practice areas, but also in geographical terms.

In strictly geographical terms, Roussillon is more like the Deep South of France.

The South Caucasus may be far from the EU in purely geographical terms, but the region is close to our hearts and interests.

The term "Croatian Littoral" developed relatively recently, since the 18th and 19th centuries, reflecting the complex development of Croatia in historical and geographical terms.

As a reminder of what the Tour men achieve in geographical as well as sporting terms, yesterday's stage was not merely scenic, it was symbolic.

In both sociological and geographical terms, illegal intoxicants are everywhere, and the contexts in which people take them are as varied as Britain itself.