Sentence examples for regional geography from inspiring English sources

Spanish regional geography is not everyone's area of expertise, as Miley Cyrus proved during a recent concert when she waved the wrong flag.

The university has given Clark books on tape, provided a note taker for lectures on world regional geography and allowed extra time on tests.

State policy isn't entirely irrelevant, but metropolitan policy and regional geography (and the history of that geography) are far more important in determining economic success.And in recognising this, economists should also have a certain humility in making policy recommendations.

Labour over-performed in Scotland, picked up with admirable accuracy by the polls, and in inner London, but other than those areas there was no strong regional geography as there has been in most other recent elections.

This article unveils some issues connected to a new geographic subject in terms of Regional Geography.

Nonetheless, Regional Geography seems to be a relevant subject in the contemporary students training as future specialists in tourism.

The statusof digitalmapping efforts makes accounting of threats to estuaries over large regional geographies highly feasible, particularly in the coastal zone of the United States and other areas including Australia, New Zealand, and Europe.Once threats are accounted for at estuaries, they can be classified into groups that highlight commonalities.

Survey sample size was calculated to provide estimates of LS and MWB at a sub-regional geography corresponding with local health authority areas (n = 24).

Timid at first, and mostly concerned with documenting the relationship between culture and nature in regional landscapes, the geography and literature interface grew in prominence during the 1970s and 1980s under the aegis of humanistic geography.

International dishes such as pasta and pizza and ingredients such as olive oil are popular back home in Italy, of course, but Italian cuisine remains characterized by strong regional traditions, local geography, way of life, and history.

Annie Proulx As I love Italian cuisine I have given away so many copies of that wonderful regional history of geography, people, particular dishes and foodstuffs by the Russian-born literary scholar Elena Kostioukovitch, Why Italians Love to Talk About Food (Duckworth), that I rarely have a copy on hand for myself.