(1) Communication with many outlying islands and coastal communities has been lost.

(2) It is said that had it not been for some of these organisations, some of the outlying parts of the country would not have been opened up.

(3) A police station on some of York's troubled estates or outlying towns and villages at night could make all the difference.

(4) Until quite recent times there was an outlying cottage which disappeared when the pond became the centre of a modern plantation.

(5) It would cover the entire town centre as well as outlying areas.

(6) The last of its tumble-down outlying villages, with its cheering raggedy children, was left behind many hours ago.

(7) In the Roman empire this took the form of the payment of tributes by the outlying provinces back to the Roman heartland.

(8) He claimed the emphasis was always put on the city centre with the result that outlying areas suffered.

(9) Many residents were either cowering in their basements or had fled to the relative safety of outlying districts.

(10) The draft layout shows a densely-built central town area with three separate outlying villages.

(11) There is a shopping centre where all the people from outlying districts come in order to stock up.

(12) These games were arranged in places in outlying provinces, with the venue changing each time.

(13) Meanwhile, young families in York and its outlying villages have little hope of buying a home on their doorstep.

(14) The project started with twenty teenage girls and twenty boys from the village and outlying settlements.

(15) In addition, responses from outlying villages will also be welcomed.

(16) It was specifically for distribution to the outlying areas of the province.

(17) At least eight people were killed in and around the capital and at least eight others in outlying provinces.

(18) Access routes to emergency services, such as hospitals, are also covered, as are main roads to outlying villages.

(19) She said that while the strength of feeling was clearly strong, she had no correspondence from elected members in outlying areas.

(20) The centre effect on access to transplantation seemed to be artificial and was due to the outlying effect of a particular centre.