Sentence examples for its geographically from inspiring English sources

Three other emergent issues were: transport particularly access to it and its geographically patchy nature; use of computers with their attendant costs and ease of use; and attitudes related either to visually impaired people's attitudes towards their own visual impairment, or society's attitudes towards people with a visual impairment.

The First Union Corporation said yesterday that it was revamping its corporate banking unit, cutting the unit's staff of bankers by 40percentt, scrapping its geographically based organization and concentrating on customers in 13 industry groups.

She attributed Accel's success to its 25-year track record as one of the top firms in Silicon Valley, its geographically diverse investor base and its success in the two years before the last six months, when exit markets have been virtually closed for venture-backed start-ups.

It could bring its military commitments into line with its resources, rely more on the "soft power" of diplomacy and economic engagement and, as George Washington said, take advantage of its geographically detached situation to "defy material injury from external annoyance".

Moreover, the adjustment date of a county's new minimum wage standard can also differ from its geographically contiguous neighbors within the same province, making the estimation of minimum wage effects more challenging.

Due to its geographically convenient north-meets-south location, Mexico City now ranks as one of the top 10 destinations in the world for large international congresses and conventions.

One contentious part of TTIP is that Europe wants its geographically-specific food stuffs, such as Champagne and Parma ham, to retain their protected status, which America apparently finds "a little bit surprising".

Moorean Clade 5 museum samples also contained P. mirabilis from both of its geographically-disjunct [ 22] populations: Mt. Rotui (Matapoopoo Valley) and central Moorea (Mouaroa Valley).

With its own geographically diversified cultivation bases, a network of vegetable suppliers, and its cultivation methods, it is able to supply a variety of fresh vegetables.

The arrangement brings the university back to its roots geographically.

AS the Nov. 6 local election fades in the memory, one result stands out — a setback for open-space preservation plans in Brookhaven, Long Island's fastest-growing and second most populous town, and its largest geographically.