Sentence examples for been a phenomenon of from inspiring English sources
That hasn't just started last year – it has been a phenomenon of the past decade, and while the results are certainly there, they are not startling.
The good Lord made more of them".An American oasisThe growth of the United States as a nation of innkeepers has been a phenomenon of the past 50 years.
The office of the Israeli authority that liaises with the Palestinians on such issues said that there had been a "phenomenon of illegal palm plantings" in the area on lands where ownership discussions had not yet been finalized, and that this date palm plantation had relied mostly on water from pirate drilling or unauthorized connections to Israeli-controlled water sources.
"There has been a phenomenon of detention and torture of youth as young as 10 years old, particularly after the protests of 2008 and 2010 in Kashmir," the Working Group on Human Rights in India and the United Nations said in its 2012 report.
They have cultural elements from both the Tibetan and the Hui cultures, and looking at them from an ethnic orientation and cultural behaviour orientation, we see that the Tibetan cultural identity is progressively fading away, to the point that in recent years there has been a phenomenon of "de-Tibetanisation," while the Hui cultural identity is growing stronger.
Originally, it had been a phenomenon of the Renaissance, Frankfurt being the largest trading center near Mainz, where Johannes Gutenberg and his fellows had invented movable type in the late 1430s.
"It's a phenomenon of authoritarian regimes".
It was a phenomenon of the times.
