Sentence examples for its peripheries from inspiring English sources

Along its peripheries, even just next door, are frightening echoes of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Rome today continues to be a contradictory city, its historic and wealthy neighbourhoods coexisting with vast swathes of poverty in its peripheries and among its immigrant populations.

This question of whether or not to boycott North Carolina is being debated at the core of the music industry as well as its peripheries.

But as the city continues to expand outwards, up to 150,000 migrants a year swell its peripheries, where there is little or no infrastructure.

His interests include game design and game studies, the history of science and technology, counterfactual and impossible world theory, and the ontology of human experience and its peripheries.

The LA Times architecture critic, Christopher Hawthorne, was underwhelmed, calling it an "efficient three-story box" with a "surprisingly punchless facade" which sparkled only in its peripheries.

As the endocarditis vegetation is an avascular lesion, antibiotics diffuse into it from its periphery to its centre [3].

This is an issue that has importance that reaches well beyond Georgia's borders, and it goes to Europe's credibility at its periphery.

For centuries, China rarely encountered other societies of comparable size and sophistication; it was the "Middle Kingdom," treating the peoples on its periphery as vassal states.

The island is vast and mountainous, its periphery dotted with crisp white buildings and all of it surrounded by clear turquoise water rolling gently against its shores.

Hurricane Dean left a trail of destruction as it surged across the Caribbean, toppling buildings on islands along its periphery and taking at least eight lives.