Sentence examples for make geography from inspiring English sources

On the face of it, the Internet appears to make geography obsolete.

In the sixth form, his interest in the social world coalesced with his passion for the natural world (he was an ardent and lifelong bird watcher) to make geography seem the obvious subject to read at university.

Why it's a hit: It actually makes geography fun.

More important, its correspondence network made geography irrelevant.

LOCAL HEROES -- Two speakers at the general session on Saturday made geography the subject of jokes.

The opposition to his ideas that developed after his death arose in part from the contention that he had made geography ancillary to history.

But much of this will prove irrelevant if the government pushes ahead with its plans to water down the EBacc measure, effectively making geography (and history) optional at GCSE.

The central paradox of the valley is that although it invented the technology that has made geography increasingly irrelevant, if you work in high tech, this is still the place to be.

Technology has made geography unimportant for many jobs, said Jonathan Schechter, executive director at the Charture Institute in Jackson, Wyo., a think tank focused on community growth and sustainability in remote and small towns, including resort communities.

The state of Oklahoma would like to offer the following courses as alternatives that better reflect our nation's values: A.P. Geography While advancements in technology have made geography a dynamic field of study, this course seeks to return to the subject's purest origins.

There is quite an argument over a proposal to build a cable-car connecting the city and the island.Those in charge of these grand projects operate on the theory that, as technology makes geography less and less important, they must use historical charm to create the "sense of place" that lures the buyers.