Sentence examples for unique geography from inspiring English sources

Chile has a unique geography that provides an extraordinary variety of climatic conditions and availability of water resources.

Amid widespread concern over illegal immigration, much attention has also focused on the unique geography of the United States.

But again, thanks to the unique geography of the Fall Line, the prizes exacted a heavy price.

Experts say thousands of sinkholes erupt yearly in Florida because of the state's unique geography, though deaths rarely occur.

Waco's unique geography -- it's a bowl lined by the elm-shaded plains of Central Texas -- might be the key to understanding it.

It's also straightforwardly delightful to encounter an alternative Britain broken up like toffee under the hammer into four disparate islands, each with its national foibles and unique geography.

He works with like-minded beekeepers across the country to produce to source quality honey reflective of the unique geographies through the states.

Two things make it unique: its geography and the dilapidated beauty of the old city.

"It's a really unique, eclectic geography, and you sort of throw industry standards out the door," he said.

The coast has a particular role to play here, as Blair recognised when he linked virtues of tolerance, openness and adaptability to "our unique island geography and history".

This wonderful fecundity – a product of our unique island geography and history, and linked without doubt to the potency of the grubby, vibrant and fibrous English language – does, however, have a few unexpected consequences.