Sentence examples for question of geography from inspiring English sources
"It is not a question of geography or ideology," Mr. Doggett said.
The 2000 presidential campaign is down to a question of geography.
It no longer makes sense to look at the American market alone when rooting out monopolists.Nor is definition merely a question of geography.
It is not just a question of geography and meteorology - time zones, thousands of miles and a subarctic crust of ice.
(All the Okinawan characters speak without verbs: "She trained to please you," "Pornography question of geography".) Colonel Purdy Peter Von Bergg) says things like "You'll find these people lack the capacity for sustained endeavor," and when Fisby volunteers to study the local dialect, Purdy dismisses that idea in the blink of an eye.
Results suggest that broadband availability is no longer simply a question of geography (i.e. urban vs. rural).
"We will continue to do this sort of mapping in other cities, but it's not just a question of more geography," he said.
Among the items raised on Sunday at a festival in East Harlem — aside, of course, from the giglio, an 83-foot-tall wooden tower built in honor of St. Anthony of Padua — was a question of moral geography: Do New Yorkers actually have to live in a neighborhood to claim it as their own?
Perhaps much more crippling for niche model applications to questions of historical geography of species are concerns about data quality.
Primary among questions of human geography are issues relating to scale, the ethics of surveillance, confidentiality, relations of power and authority, and political control and influence on decision making.
Mr. Vershbow said NATO interceptors would not be able to be launched quickly enough to intercept a Russian intercontinental ballistic missile as it traveled toward the United States, calling it "a question of science and geography".
