Sentence examples for is a geographically from inspiring English sources

The CPS is a geographically defined sample that seeks to fully represents each type of voter.

"What we've got to avoid at all costs is a geographically spread replication of the system people criticised in the first place".

THIS is a geographically and strategically astute new reading of very old evidence, and as such it has an undeniable fascination.

His latest project is a geographically themed trilogy: "Better Get Right" (New Orleans), "No Further Instructions" (Romania) and "The World Will Be Different" (Brooklyn).

Like Burundi, its neighbour to the south, Rwanda is a geographically small country with one of the highest population densities in sub-Saharan Africa.

The former is a "geographically expansive account of the rise of evolutionary theory" and the latter a book that reconsiders the European era from A.D. 400 to 1000 "using only a slender and unreliable documentary record and no narrative crutches".

The Carstairs index of deprivation is a geographically-based deprivation score that is based on four census indicators (low social class, lack of car ownership, overcrowding and male unemployment).

It was a problem, yes; but it was a geographically contained one.

The players are a geographically diverse group — hailing from Los Angeles to Nebraska to Toronto.

To appreciate Georgia's specialness, you need to realize that the housing bubble was a geographically uneven affair.

And there was a geographically driven hunger too, a pining for the time when the five boroughs (and sometimes Long Island) were the epicenter of hip-hop.