Sentence examples for a peripheral problem from inspiring English sources

The West has tended to regard the Rohingyas' plight as a peripheral problem that should not deflect it from lifting sanctions and engaging with the new Myanmar.

The European Union can no longer afford to consider Cyprus an irritating peripheral problem.

With the rise of domestic economic levels and social living standards, immigration issues will gradually develop from a peripheral social problem into an important social problem that will ultimately affect politics, economy, society, diplomacy, national security, and other issues.

The scientific understanding of tinnitus and its etiology has transitioned from thinking of tinnitus as solely a peripheral auditory problem to an increasing awareness that cortical networks may play a critical role in tinnitus percept or bother.

The NICE Guideline for the management of OA, was used as the basis for a set of principles which were specified in advance of the consensus exercise: i) a primary care OA consultation needed to cover the focused assessment of an older adult presenting with a peripheral joint problem and the consequent treatment of those considered to have OA.

Importantly, a number of peripheral problems are now recognized to be associated with the disease.

But they argue that the supply of crude oil is only a peripheral part of the problem.

The singular stress problem of a peripheral edge crack around a spherical cavity in a long circular cylinder under tension is investigated.

"For all the hand-wringing of successive governments over the closure of plants like Redcar, the problem is that in peripheral areas – and Redcar is a peripheral area – you tend to close the plant and leave marooned workers.

"This was a peripheral issue".

I said I had a peripheral role.