11.   The problem that this might create lies in the fact that many peripheral areas within nations tend to have lower productivity levels than the core areas.

12.   Equalisation of money wage rates would, in this scenario, raise the unit costs of production in peripheral areas, thereby reducing competitiveness and contributing to further decline.

13.   It really is incredible that we talk about sixth form education, the education of our young people between sixteen and nineteen, as a peripheral area.

14.   Rushing down heavily textured hallways in the first-person perspective of Quake III Arena was maddening, as the peripheral areas blurred badly.

15.   The forecaster said something about weaker peripheral areas of the polar ice cap weakening to allow interior ice to float free.

16.   The peripheral area, surrounding the fovea, is where people see black and white, motion and shadows.

17.   To a certain extent, spreading is controlled by pumping out water from peripheral areas, creating low-pressure spots that draw wastes in desired directions.

18.   The budget cuts would reduce spending on the army, police, education and construction, and reduce incentives for industrial investments in peripheral areas.

19.   The cuts will reduce spending on the army, police, education, and construction as well as lower incentives for industrial investments in peripheral areas.

20.   The peripheral areas tend to be more dependent on the central area.