Sentence examples for a periphery for from inspiring English sources

"Just as to someone from New York, Athens or Istanbul is a periphery, for me, New York is a periphery," she said.

However, the reality of today's eurozone is far too many people out of work, falling internal demand, increasing polarisation within societies – and a yawning chasm dividing relatively prosperous core countries from a periphery destined for depression.

The recently submitted test chip has a 16×16 pixel matrix, 100 storage cells in each pixel and a periphery circuitry for accessing and controlling the pixels and storage cells.

While technology and internet has a riveting presence for most in the urban settings and developed areas, it remains at a distant periphery for many in the under-served pockets of the world.

A temporal shift to the periphery for an actor translates into decreased potential for sustained mobilization.

This is abrasive, and so, at its best, is Ryan's poetry, as in "Periphery": Fountains, for instance, have a periphery at some distance from the spray.

In the periphery, for a given age and genetic background, the Treg population represents a stable proportion of the CD4+ T cells in the steady state (10%), suggesting that the homeostasis of Teff and Treg are tightly co-regulated [ 27].

"We've kind of been on the periphery for a long time," said Shane Smith, one of Vice's founders.

After skulking around the periphery for a while, looking tightly wound in her wrap dress, she unleashes a torrent of angry neuroticism when her turn to expound arrives.

He's used to being a major figure for the teams he's played in, whether it's England, Ireland or Middlesex, but he's been on the periphery for a while.

That player turned out to be the 23-year-old Welbeck, who it is hoped will emulate the renaissance experienced by Daniel Sturridge when he left the Chelsea periphery for a central role and the responsibility he relishes at Liverpool.