Sentence examples for mapping a nation from inspiring English sources

Mapping a nation divided.

Again, Papamichael says that he and Payne didn't look at particular references, but acknowledges the presence of peripatetic US photographers such as Robert Frank ("always an influence for his compositions and his shadows") and William Eggleston, who was once advised, "photograph the ugly stuff" and went on to map a nation of gas stations and shopping malls.

Researchers seek fine-scale impact maps for a nation endangered by climate change.

Several reviewers of Rachel Hewitt's Map of a Nation: A Biography of the Ordnance Survey regretted that it ends in 1870.

But Ms. Parks makes it clear that the family portrait she paints here is nothing less than a map of a nation that is divided within itself and poised to fall.

The US Civil Rights Trail is a visionary idea: it connects the 110 sites and museums – mostly across the south, but stretching from Kansas in the Midwest to Delaware on the east coast – into a coherent map of a nation's struggle and triumph.

Smith, often called the father of English geology, created the first geological map of a nation after spending about 15 years traveling around the landscape on foot and horseback and in carriages, classifying rocks according to age and how they were deposited.

After an initial investment in mapping the nation's flood zones in the 1970s, FEMA's efforts to extend and update flood maps stalled when funding for the program stagnated between 1980 and the early 2000s.

Mapping every nation that Trump has insulted is an exhausting task.

The New Yorker's Amy Davidson Sorkin asks: "Mapping every nation that Trump has insulted is an exhausting task.

These were mapped out each nation's potential to attract foreign investment in its forests, based on possible profits and risks.