Sentence examples for not only geographically from inspiring English sources

Its purpose was to explain and justify European expansion from the 16th up until mid-20th century, which is why these perceptions ranked peoples and geographic spaces as "superior" and "inferior", delineated them not only geographically but in terms of value into "Western", "Eastern", and "Southern", defined them as "big" and "small", "historic" and "nonhistoric" (Kiossev, n.d., 2013).

"Mongolia is now popular, not only geographically, but economically.

Here the fashion scene is dispersed not only geographically but also along sociocultural lines.

The composition of the microbiome changes not only geographically but also over time.

The poor are thus not only geographically isolated, but politically ghettoized as well.

So we're on the verge here of opening up human capacity not only geographically, but also with regard to gender.

They not only diversified geographically from Spain, but also moved into related industries.

Columnist Gerfried Sperl in Der Standard wrote: "A weakening of the parliament, an end to the division of powers, opposition to Brussels and a curtailing of the freedom of press: Vienna would not only be geographically located east of Prague, but politically too".

Oddly enough, we now have technologies that should enable the fast diffusion of knowledge, yet knowledge and wealth not only remain geographically concentrated but seem to be concentrating further in a world that is much less "flat" than it was before 1914.

Furthermore, entrepreneurship among migrants is not only concentrated geographically, but is also concentrated in specific sectors, such as hospitality, retailing, and repair services.

Importantly, many items of material culture were probably invented in parallel not only by geographically distinct populations but probably also by different species.