territorial in a sentence

• "It's a small territorial thing,"
• Such territorial disputes can never be settled so simply in beds.
• He didn't get territorial about things outside City Center.
• The Bears, in general, enjoyed a huge territorial advantage.
• He understands the Southeastern Conference and all of its territorial passions.
• Their policing style is territorial, like Marshal Dillon's.
• But we doubt that they make significant, sustainable territorial gains.
• The sovereignty of other nations or to embark on territorial aggrandizement.
• And Sarajevo is, after all, the key territorial issue.
• Of course, the territorial dispute continues to cast a shadow.
• It's difficult to see territorial in a sentence .
• The project may have a place in a broader territorial settlement.
• Usually, there's a territorial aspect to the dispute.
• This was a territorial ( not to mention business ) imperative.
• And neighboring countries are still potential targets for his territorial appetite.
• We have not resolved the territorial issue of the further redeployments.
• "Humans are territorial creatures, " said Smelser.
• This territorial nature also makes it easier to count their numbers,
• We seek no territorial gain; we seek no political advantage.
• It is also thought to play a role in territorial behavior.
• They inexorably lead to attempts at territorial expansion and to wars.