Sentence examples for a wide phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Mg-deficiency-induced inhibition of photosynthesis is a wide phenomenon observed in many plant species [ 4- 6].

And it is part of a wider phenomenon.

The shirt no longer represented an honest signal.This study confirms a wider phenomenon.

Roadside incidents are just part of a wider phenomenon which the French media term la malaise Sky: Sky sickness.

Some sociologists talk about broader "urban gating" as a wider phenomenon of privatising the city, segregating populations, and gating luxury developments and ghettos.

The difficulty of creating a women's Tour illustrates a wider phenomenon: with a few exceptions, professional women's sport is much less popular than the male equivalent.

But the left's reticence is symptomatic of a wider phenomenon – of a right with few scruples about going on the offensive, while the left adopts a relentlessly defensive posture.

The revived interest in Athena images is part of a wider phenomenon that has seen mass market and amateur art being reclaimed by the art establishment (the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London staged an exhibition devoted to amateur art last year).

Sandra Tolley Hove The suspension of the Brighton, Hove and District Labour party (Smith and Eagle urged to agree on single challenger to take on Corbyn, 16 July) is an interesting example of a wider phenomenon.

His reaction reflects a wider phenomenon — the bafflement of the enemies of Catholicism over its ability to rise above what should surely have been the terminal scandals of recent decades.

It worked: eight out of ten Wizzit customers previously had no bank account and had never used an ATM.Mobile banking is just one example of a wider phenomenon in South Africa.