geographically distinct

Examples (20)

• The study compares two species from geographically distinct regions.
• The two islands are geographically distinct, separated by a deep channel.
• These two cultures, while similar, remained geographically distinct for centuries.
• Although they share a language, the regions remain geographically distinct.
• The company's marketing strategy targets several geographically distinct markets.
• Our study compares geographically distinct populations across the continent.
• The islands form two geographically distinct groups, separated by a deep channel.
• These markets are not geographically distinct anymore after the new highway.
• Over time, the dialects spoken in the two valleys became geographically distinct.
• Historically, the kingdoms were geographically distinct but culturally connected.
• Our distribution network is divided into five geographically distinct zones.
• The policy must serve communities that are geographically distinct and economically diverse.
• For administrative purposes, the mainland and the archipelago are treated as geographically distinct entities.
• Are the samples truly geographically distinct, or just politically separated?
• The mountain range creates two geographically distinct ecosystems with unique wildlife.
• The habitats became geographically distinct as sea levels rose.
• The ancient kingdom was a collection of geographically distinct tribes united under one ruler.
• He argues that the tribes have remained geographically distinct for centuries.
• These plant subspecies are considered geographically distinct because they do not overlap in their natural habitats.
• By design, our data centers are geographically distinct to improve resilience.