Sentence examples for broad phenomenon from inspiring English sources

All these countries, however, experienced the same broad phenomenon.

I don't mean to single out Bai — this is a broad phenomenon throughout the commentariat.

Such kinship ties are part of "a very broad phenomenon across American society; it's not really right to single out neoconservatives," he said.

Lester Brickman, who teaches legal ethics at Cardozo Law School, said the decision was just one instance of a broad phenomenon.

Mr. Carp sees the purchases by church groups as a broad phenomenon, since many former clubs in central Harlem have also been converted into churches.

There may be many, many other diseases associated with the RNA aggregation, or it could be a broad phenomenon, which somehow has not garnered sufficient scientific attention so far.

But at its best, polling remains a hugely useful tool, providing powerful insights into broad phenomena that cannot be replicated by other means.

We argue that every process that affects immunity should be considered as part of the immune response and that it is the broad phenomena discovered in insects that will be translated to other organisms rather than fine mechanistic details.

The shape and evolution of groups have been described in computer science literature as very broad phenomena [1], [13] that are determined by the intrinsic group fitness [14] and on the density of social links connecting their members [15].

This often turns up in the form of praising a country, "overcoming injustice," or other appeals to broad phenomena not specifically related to the paper topic.

Al-Jazeera led the way, but was only part of a broader phenomenon.