Sentence examples for peripheries in from inspiring English sources

Most viciously through a series of wars against the peripheries – in Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile.

My first snow encounter of the season on the top of Benbradagh today! http://t.co/19Wt2CavJd pic.twitter.com/rtvlYmtZLN Monday night is expected to be the coldest night this week, but some western peripheries in Scotland will stay above freezing due to the heat from clouds and strong winds.

The dendrimer pairs are two first and second generation poly ethyl ether imine) and poly(propyl ether imine) dendrimers, modified with 4 and 8 cholesteryl esters at the peripheries in each pair, respectively.

In 1991, after a nearly half-century-long Cold War in which those superpowers at least once came to the edge of a nuclear exchange, and blood was spilled in copious amounts on "the peripheries" in "limited war," the last of the conflicts of that era -- in Afghanistan -- helped take down the Soviet Union.

Mike Davis's provocative 2006 meditation "Planet of Slums" delivers a cold shower of statistics, estimating that at least a third of the global urban population now lives in slums, with over a billion people crammed into exceedingly underserviced urban peripheries in Africa, South America, and Asia.

In the 9th century the Polish lands were still on the peripheries in relation to the major powers and events of medieval Europe, but a measure of civilizational progress did take place, as evidenced by the number of gords built, kurgans raised and movable equipment used.

The reaction time was about 20% longer in peripheries than in cores (Figure 4).

Mullen is especially intriguing: Why has he lived on a periphery in recent years?

Those left on the periphery, in less favorable habitats, are thought to have less chance to survive.

Its banks have little direct exposure to the euro zone's troubled periphery, in contrast to those of France and Germany.

And Martin's time on the periphery in China made her hungry for a chance to one day compete.