Sentence examples for periphery of their from inspiring English sources

Most people encounter poverty and then relegate the knowledge of others' misery to the periphery of their mind.

But a major challenge for firms scanning the periphery of their networks is how to manage the explosion of information.

And as each reached his teenage years, the insistent reality of his homosexuality put him on the scorned periphery of their cherished faith.

In the Sixties, France parked the bulk of its immigrant workers and their families in small flats built on the periphery of their major towns.

During his vacations at home he associates with the Count's daughter, Tanya, and her friends, but knows he will always be on the periphery of their group.

What they were not told was that a series of words would be presented in the periphery of their vision, or parafoveally.

Members of the Vietnamese diaspora in London told the Observer that they had seen an explosion in child trafficking by criminal gangs operating on the peripheries of their communities in recent years.

In case after case, from the giant panda of China to the black-footed ferret, California condor and red wolf of North America, plus scores of others, the maps told a clear tale: many species have fled from the human onslaught and found refuge on the peripheries of their ranges.

For those forced to the peripheries of their disciplines or societies, here they walk with others.

"There are individuals who are either members of or on the periphery of some of their things, their protests, that have expressed really unfortunate comments," he said.

These stories follow young, gay Somalis on the cultural and social periphery of both their adopted homelands of Nairobi and London as well as their motherland, Somalia.