I find this strange, because career advancement and commercial success are the most peripheral of the benefits of philosophy.
FOCUS FESTIVAL Of all the musical events to attach to the 100th anniversary of Verdi's death, this may be both the most peripheral and the most far-reaching.
Based on its script, Mr. Eastwood's movie will dwell heavily on the Lindbergh kidnapping case, in which, by Mr. Cohen's assessment, Hoover "had only the most peripheral involvement".
It's about the moment when an architect realizes that his beloved newborn design is not going to survive: "You double your efforts — wax more eloquent, convince every skeptic, invest in the most peripheral contact, but you have seen the cold, cloudy eyes of waning commitment.
But there's no solipsism like political solipsism, and this election has addled people like few I've witnessed, with even the most peripheral developments and random polls scrutinized to smithereens for their outcome-auguring significance.
Still, it is possible that families living in the most peripheral parts of the catchment area sought care elsewhere.
Several parking spaces exist in the most peripheral parts of the intervention area and the parking here is for free.
were entering the political and legal systems and processes of decentralisation towards the most peripheral levels of administration were occurring in many countries, Italy included.
Figure 3 is organised along a centre-periphery dimensions with the most central regions to the left, and the most peripheral to the right.
For all three periods, other larger urban regions demonstrate the highest levels of activity, and if we overlook the capital region a centre-periphery pattern appears as the relative number of projects are smallest in the most peripheral areas.
Instead, it also includes the area of the tibial plateau enclosed by the meniscus, extending from the most peripheral border of the meniscus at the meniscosynovial junction to the horns insertion.
