Sentence examples for fringe of about from inspiring English sources

In Argentina it covers a reduced area, only 79,636 hectares in a narrow fringe of about 120 km in length and about 40 km in maximum width [ 5, 6].

The high-resolution TEM image in Fig. 4f gives a lattice fringe of about 0.332 nm, corresponding to the d (111) space of CdS.

Franco seems to delight in playing sketchy dudes on the fringes of dramas about teen disaffection; playing villain in his own short story collection doubtless appealed to his voluminous sense of irony.

Meanwhile, M.I.A.'s claims that the government is carrying out a genocide against Tamils place her on the outer fringe of opinion about the conflict.

But if the team abandons Oakland for Fremont, a suburb on the fringe of Silicon Valley about 25 miles to the south, she does not plan to follow.

There's been a lot of discussion on the fringe of this conference about our party's next steps; about our relationship with the other parties; and about what we should do in the event of another hung parliament.

As Andrew moved ashore in Louisiana, its outer fringes produced a storm tide of about 1.3 feet in Sabine Pass, Texas.

TCE vapors also caused a lower, but significant contamination of the underlying groundwater by dispersion across the capillary fringe with a corresponding maximum flux of about 0.1 g/m2/day.

Outside Netanyahu's aides and a fringe of raptors, just about every expert thinks that a military strike at this time would be a catastrophically bad idea.

We Asked the Lunatic Fringe of UK Politics About Their Ideal Britain Meet the Boy Wonder of the British Far-Right.

Given that even a cramped, two-bedroom apartment on the dusty fringe of the capital sells for about $150,000, Mr. Wang's $900-a-month 900-a-month 900-a-monthever be condemned to the ranksalaryhe renting.