Sentence examples for it's geographically from inspiring English sources

Political isolation has made Libya seem remote, though it's geographically well-situated, a proverbial stone's throw from Europe.

It's geographically big and ethnically big.

It's geographically grounded, chimneys belching in the background, yet it's also universal: a portrait of a groovy, hungry youngster, looking west.

Some have complained that the Houzz site is visually cluttered and hard to search, and that it's geographically limited (while it's mainly confined to the United States and Canada, the site has started to add international cities like London).

When it's geographically feasible, a counselor, massage therapist or other aide visits the former camper in need of support.

It's geographically expansive scope underlines the shows' commitment to street art as a movement and may represent an important turning point in the recognition of it in the American public sphere.

AT&T Latin America recently moved its headquarters from Miami to Washington, where it is geographically and psychologically much closer to AT&T's center of gravity in the New Jersey horse country.

While Amman's concrete blocks might lack the glamour (and pollution) of Cairo, it is geographically closer to the real "heart of the Arab world", the Israel-Palestine conflict.

"It was geographically desirable," she said.

"But it was geographically unfriendly, because I just didn't want to go to America".

Of course something like Paris will feel closer because it is geographically closer.