Sentence examples for a single phenomenon from inspiring English sources
'a single phenomenon' is a correct and usable sentence in written English
You can use it to express a single event, concept, or idea that has a distinct identity and is distinct from other events, concepts, or ideas. For example, "The emergence of the coronavirus pandemic is a single phenomenon that has had a tremendous impact on the world."
Why couldn't one see oneself as taking two different stances toward a single phenomenon?
Depression is not a single phenomenon, which makes it all the more difficult to figure out the cause.
They try to make the course of human events turn on a single phenomenon or a single year.
Mr. Peck's quibble is with the selection of companies from disparate industries to create an index that purports to track a single phenomenon.
Secondly, while the survey treats the three digital topics separately, from a strategic level they may be better seen as a single phenomenon.
The tide of the S-shaped north-south Atlantic basin can be viewed as a single phenomenon that behaves like a large standing wave passing through the basin.
Cosmologists--physicists who study the universe as a single phenomenon--have other reasons to believe it is a lot heavier than it appears.
It's easy to build a linguistic theory about a single, isolated phenomenon, but such theories often fall apart if you take a broader view, looking at many languages in many different systems; Morris never let his students forget that.
To speak of "the recovery" as if it were a single, generalised phenomenon is to overlook the nuances, for post-Katrina progress varies radically from one dot on the map to another.
This work shows that a whole landscape approach is necessary to understand how seemingly unrelated observations are all manifestations of a single natural phenomenon.
The heat island phenomenon in the Tokyo metropolitan area has spread ever more widely, and it is now too wide to treat as a single regional phenomenon.
