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305 examples of Geography in a sentence

I believe, however, that Korean extremism stems from the country’s geography and history.
Both leaders must accept that history is destiny, and that the irrefutable logic of geography is a determinant of it.
The third type of immigration superpowers are go-betweens, which use their geography to extract concessions from migration-phobic neighbors.
Values are grown from a specific history and geography.
Much has changed in the age of the Internet, but geography still matters, despite the alleged death of distance.
In a world in which geography is a diminishing barrier to business, can cooperatives sufficiently distinguish themselves as a viable alternative model?
But what is clear is that people’s views about social mobility have as much to do with ideology and geography as with their circumstances.
But, through family, geography, or experience, one might become deeply connected to a particular sports team, to the point that it becomes a kind of tribal identity.
It will permanently change the continent’s economic geography and defining narrative.
In the Israel-Palestine conflict, the historical narratives are overwhelming, and the geography is small, so details cannot be glossed over.
Yet Trump seems to have little interest in history, geography, or detail.
The location of these lesser-known clusters underscores the point that investors, seeking low-cost real estate and a skilled workforce, should look more carefully at India’s economic geography when deciding where to place their operations.
But with Amazon employment concentrated in California, Texas, and Washington, the geography of those jobs is very different from that of those it is replacing.
The good news is that many factors work in France’s favor, including diverse geography, a vibrant science and technology sector, a rich culture, and vast human capital.
The new geography requires new relationships and planning strategies.
Imagine urban geography as an archipelago .
Putin’s defiant foreign policy is a response – mediated by an authoritarian political tradition, the reactionary tenets of Orthodox Christianity, and pride in Russia’s vast geography and natural wealth – to the humiliating loss of an empire.
But what separates us from Saakashvili is that we understand that history, geography, and economics dictate close ties to Russia.
Then there is geography: France’s massive urban concentration around the capital – Paris and its suburbs contain nearly 20% of the population – is unique in Europe.
Multinational companies’ growing ability to decompose these global supply chains by function and geography, and then to reintegrate them at ever lower transaction costs, removes the labor-market protection that used to come from local competition for workers.
And while geography gives China land-based power projection over the South China Sea, the US has no territorial claims there and enjoys naval supremacy over the remaining 95% of the world’s oceans.
It does not enjoy the American luxury of having its security guaranteed by geography.
WASHINGTON, DC – The geography of poverty and social deprivation has changed dramatically over the last two decades.
The British-French Sykes-Picot Agreement established countries like Syria and Iraq as distinct states, without regard to history, geography, and demography.
Unfreezing Europe's Northern DimensionCOPENHAGEN: Slowly, ever so slowly, Europe is establishing its new political geography.
The region’s climate and geography mean that water resources are unavoidably shared.
Belarus set a high price, demanding a bailout of no less than $20 billion last year, while geography condemns Kazakhstan to get along with Russia.
Finally, with the opportunities that Turkey's Islamic traditions, regional contacts, resources, and geography provide, the EU will be much better placed to exert a stabilizing influence on a region that will affect Europe's security in any case.
In most cases, geography plays an important role in success or failure.
History and geography – measured by distance from the closest seaports – have isolated these countries physically, economically, and socially, and have exacerbated the difficulties of their transitions to market economies.
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