Sentence examples for a recognised phenomenon from inspiring English sources

"There is a recognised phenomenon now … called 'dual religious belonging' where it is recognised that people have a foot in more than one religious camp".

Grooming is a recognised phenomenon that could be stamped out if the political will was there.

In South Africa, the "scalpel safari" has been a recognised phenomenon now for a number of years, combining cosmetic surgery in Johannesburg or Cape Town with a trip to the bush.For many types of cosmetic surgery, though, the natural advantages lie with Rio de Janeiro.

The birthdate effect is also a recognised phenomenon in sport.

Hot aches, also known as the screaming barfies in North America, are a recognised phenomenon amongst winter climbers, assumed to be triggered by the reperfusion of cold peripheries which then rapidly progresses to a systemic vasodilatory syndrome.

Bullet migration is a recognised phenomenon in gunshot penetrating neck injury and carries a risk of distal migration and aspiration of bullet fragments entering the upper aerodigestive tract and also cerebral embolisation from bullets entering the vascular tree or cardiac chambers at the entry wound site [28].

Histologically, the presence of a desmoplastic tumour stroma is a well recognised phenomenon occurring in many tumour types.

This is a newly recognised phenomenon, and appears to be related to the way fluid is redistributed in a weightless body.

In doing so, the act legitimises specific cases of violence by treating sorcery as a legally recognised phenomenon.

The dependence of quantitative resistance on developmental aspects is a frequently recognised phenomenon [ 18, 19, 65, 66].

The increasing double burden of communicable diseases and diseases primarily associated with lifestyle such as diabetes is now a well recognised phenomenon in low and middle income countries, including Bangladesh [ 15- 18].