Sentence examples for this vast geography from inspiring English sources
And in time, its reinvented urbanness may set a different example of city life in this vast geography that has seemed to those who live here more fluid and hopeful and possibly better tuned to freedom than other places.
But the vast geography and stratified society posed special challenges.
The challenge here is the vast geography that needs to be covered.
The ideological divide manifested itself through the vast geography of the United States.
Contributing to the disappointing results could be the vast geography with often long distances to healthcare facilities, the short supply of specialized physicians, and the composition of the HIV-infected population.
For example, Africa has barely one doctor per 1,000 people – low by international comparisons – and its vast geography makes home visits a poor use of time.
"We find that the US has some wrinkles and challenges; it is a vast geography and it can put pressure on your supply chain.
Many airline executives and analysts say they are, because of a combination of rising affluence that has created a growing middle class; the construction of many more airports; more affordable tickets; and the region's vast geography.
Many of Asia's capital flows are still channelled through global investment banks with headquarters in New York or London.Wait for itTo Paul Chow of the Hong Kong exchange, Asia's multiple and varied financial centres reflect not only the region's vast geography but also its different economic realities.
Other cities have virulent gang activity, but, as the civil-rights attorney Connie Rice wrote in a recent report on gang violence commissioned by the Los Angeles City Council, "Los Angeles is unique, in its diverse demographics, in its vast geography, and in the scale and entrenched culture of its violence".
The Middle Kingdom's vast geography ranges from towering snowcaps to steamy marshes, grassy steppes to stormy coastline and many areas are disconnected from each other, physically and culturally.
