Sentence examples for of geographic terms from inspiring English sources

Governments want to protect all matter of geographic terms.

However, they do facilitate the depiction of mortality in geographic terms, and show the clear trend from intense, local mortality hot spots (associated with epidemic outbreaks of particular diseases) in the earlier years, towards lower and more homogeneous mortality in the later years.

Methodological territorialism here means getting caught in the trap of thinking in pure geographic terms, e.g. in national units only [ 20].

The largest of these controversial communities in geographic terms is Maale Adumim.

Simply in geographic terms, many of the worst gulag prisons were much closer to America than they were to Moscow.

Their presence has produced a whipsawing change in ethos at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue that cannot be explained in strictly partisan, racial or even geographic terms — and of which the new occupants themselves seem unaware.

The United Kingdom contains most of the area and population of the British Isles the geographic term for the group of islands that includes Great Britain, Ireland, and many smaller islands.

The ancients often called this group of tribes Iapyges (whence the geographic term Iapygia, in which "Apulia" [modern Puglia] may be recognized).

On the Democratic side, Howard Dean is tops in terms of geographic diversity.

However, in terms of geographic spread, it does give them the third most diverse student body in America, according to The Economist ranking.

"It is small in population," he writes; "in terms of geographic area you could tuck the whole of it into a corner of Shanghai or Karachi and it probably wouldn't be noticed.