The earthquake and tsunami has caused little damage here, except along the coastal fringe.

The marines are responsible for port security, protection of the ten-kilometer coastal fringe, and patrolling major waterways.

Throughout the northern portion of the peninsula, the lowland plains, rolling uplands, and coastal fringe areas support numerous settlements, many of which developed around mineral extraction, particularly coal.

About 10,000 ducks mostly mallards, pintails, and green-winged teal remain to nest in the coastal fringe of marsh ponds and sedge meadows found in the refuge.

Most species occur along the coastal fringes of the lake at depths of less than 3 metres.

Birds of the forest fringe are common, as are whiptail wallabies.

It lives among leaf litter on the forest floor in lowland areas of primary rainforest, in secondary rainforest and along the forest fringe.

The problem was further multiplied due to growing unemployment in the forest fringe villagers and lack of enough resources in the rural areas to tide over the situation.

Servals also avoid dense equatorial jungles, although they may be found along forest fringes.

The habitat consists of forest fringes, wide forest clearings and fringes of shrub-land on rocky soils at altitudes ranging from the lowlands to 1,400 meters above sea-level.

We're to pull the lost out of the fringe of society into our communities of grace, love, and acceptance by serving them sacrificially.

They travel across space, working at menial tasks and living at the fringe of society.

But the cash often doesn't filter through to those on the fringes of society.

The only reason that group found cover on the fringes of society was that these fringes were so crowded.

However, her new status has exiled her to the fringes of society.

Reputable mystics can be found in tastefully decorated caravans on the outer fringes of fairgrounds.

Its great wheel of storm clouds spilt over at the outer fringes with streaks and clumps of cloud.

But on the gathering's outer fringes are those who are here not because they love art so much as need it.

Humanity entering outer fringes most perilous stage its existence.

Large swells, light rain, and gusty winds were reported along the outer fringes of the hurricane.

Here was a potential leader of principle and stubborn determination who, emerging from the radical fringes of the parliamentary party, rejected the presiding economic and political orthodoxies of the age.

His credentials as an antidote to the party's radical fringes were bolstered when he called for a truce on social issues to allow the party to build an economic platform.

The book's 500 pages range across the radical fringes of the political class as ideas evolve.