geographical balance造句

• For Bayer, whose pharmaceuticals business has stumbled, the move gives the company more clout in over-the-counter treatments and greater geographical balance in that business, which Bayer executives expect to reach 2 . 4 billion euros ( $ 2 . 98 billion ) after the merger.
• After the Civil War, geographical balance between north and south became less critical but would remain a factor well into the 20th century, especially in the electoral college led many presidential candidates to choose vice-presidential candidates from populous states with large numbers of electoral votes.
• In the apportioning of power, he will also have to be sensitive to geographical balance : the notion of a man from Louisiana joining Mississippi's Trent Lott in the congressional leadership places too much faith in the Land of Lotteries, Casinos, Riverboat Gambling and High Moral Dudgeon.
• Given the geographical balance of Wikipedia I have grave concerns whether Cuba can be consistently represented in a NPOV manner, free from systemic bias . I believe that these issues may warrant a Wiki-project in it's own right, such edit wars " cannot " address the problem sufficently.
• The decision to build the line is politically motivated by fostering European integration, serving the European institutions in Strasbourg, and geographical balance of French high-speed rail lines, following the construction of high-speed lines from Paris to the southeast ( LGV Sud-Est, LGV Rh鬾e-Alpes, & LGV M閐iterran閑 ), the southwest ( LGV Atlantique ), and north ( LGV Nord ).