geographies
Meaning
of Geography
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“Across all of our geographies, we’re feeling pretty good about the traffic, pretty good about the demand in the most recent quarter,” Bill Wheat, chief financial officer of D.R. Horton, said on a conference call with analysts.
And as you'll hear, we expect to drive branded growth through a combination of share gains in underdeveloped geographies, but also in underdeveloped segments.
Apart from your accomplishments, you represent varied professional backgrounds and geographies.
China was the No. 1 destination for U.S. soybean export inspections last week, with 13.5 million bushels, but there were plenty of other buyers of the commodity from a variety of geographies.
“As a group, we operate across eight geographies and run various businesses across the value chain in the FMCG space, from distribution to in-store execution.
Ed. Los Angeles, Calif:Sage Publications. 2010. p. 239. Conceptually, imagined geographies explain the limitations of the imperialist understanding of the societies (human reality) of the different spaces inhabited by the non–European Other.