Sentence examples for a very recent phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Russia's resurgence is a very recent phenomenon that has not been explored in depth.

Yet the huge imbalances between the two economies are actually a very recent phenomenon.

The scholarly study of Jewish mysticism is a very recent phenomenon.

It is, in short, almost entirely a phenomenon of this century — and in its extensive use a very recent phenomenon.

"The idea of even having a lethal injection protocol specifying exact chemicals is a very recent phenomenon," Professor Denno said, "and that's only because prison officials have been pressed to provide them.

For millennia prior to the invention of writing, which is a very recent phenomenon in the history of humankind, oral tradition served as the sole means of communication available for forming and maintaining societies and their institutions.

We have to understand that fundamentalism is a very, very recent phenomenon.

The entire idea of objective history, as we think of it today, is a very recent intellectual phenomenon.

We previously reported that the fluctuating position of R. canadensis was dependant upon the analyzed gene(s) and phylogenetic utility of the said gene(s) [81], and our current analysis, as well as a very recent study [148], further supports this phenomenon.

A very recent development is the application to explaining the phenomenon of inconsistent pictures.

A very recent report on Brazil (World Bank, 2000a) observes that, contrary to popular opinion, poverty in Brazil is not an overwhelmingly urban phenomenon.