social geographer造句

• So social geographers and historians mostly go with the economic explanation for how the seven day week was set up.
• Charles Christian, a social geographer at the University of Maryland College Park, said the population shifts may reflect a diversifying economy, including a burgeoning biotechnology industry.
• Social geographer Karl Fredrik Tangen responded that it is easy for the typical intellectual Socialist Left voter, living in upper class areas, to agree to what was for them hypothetical question.
• Children s geographies can be observed through the various lenses provided by foci, thus the plurality inspired by post-modern and post-structural social geographers ( Panelli, 2009 ).
• "I suspect that Prince George's will soon be one of the largest African-American counties in the country, " said Charles Christian, a University of Maryland social geographer.
• Large attention was given to the pursuit of human prosperity by the Groningse social geographer Hendrik Jacob Keuning leading Reiling to geographical materialism, causing him to believe that the mental and cultural factors were underexposed.
• Ten years later, a second collaboration, this time with social geographer, Dr . Carlos Teixeria of the University of Toronto, undertook the study,  Black Entrepreneurs in The Toronto Census Metropolitan Area ( 2002 ).
• "' Danny Dorling "'( born 16 January 1968 ) is a British social geographer and is the Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography of the School of Geography and the Environment of the University of Oxford.
• As a social geographer, he has published extensively on race, housing, economic development and public policy and co-authored major research studies for the Social Science Research Council, the Commission for Racial Equality and their successor bodies.
• A comment by a French-speaking social geographer of the university, who suggested that Leuven be included in the officially bilingual Brussels area, caused demonstrations from Flemish citizens and politicians; their main slogan was " Leuven Vlaams  Walen Buiten ! " ( Leuven Flemish, Walloons Out ! ) The tensions caused the collapse of the government of Prime Minister Paul Vanden Boeynants; the university was split into the Dutch-speaking Katholieke Universiteit Leuven and the French-speaking Universit?catholique de Louvain, united within a common governing body.