Sentence examples for more geographically from inspiring English sources

After "Bun," the album's pace subsides to a more geographically appropriate sway.

"As our caucus becomes more geographically balanced it has also become more ideologically balanced," he said.

This is because the English public sector is larger and more geographically dispersed.

The map was replaced by one that was "less graphically distinct but more geographically true".

In addition, four-acre zoning could increase sprawl because residential lots would become more geographically spread out.

Although more geographically accurate than today's tube map, this 1908 guide to the London Underground is still somewhat abstracted.

(And, among more geographically challenged fans, also probably some confusion as to where this "Carolina" place even is).

As companies become more fragmented and their workers more geographically dispersed, managers need a way to rally the troops.

Barclays Center, which is far more geographically convenient to corporate customers than the Coliseum, has 104 luxury suites.

King has also made the company more geographically diversified.

It makes sense to have something more geographically focused.