Sentence examples for broader phenomenon from inspiring English sources

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

Gypsiness fits in with the broader phenomenon we might call "light folks, dark music".

(The Times's Larry Rohter has more on the broader phenomenon of Republicans registering as Democrats elsewhere).

It seems to be a much broader phenomenon than people left behind.

The courtship of Mr. Mulgrew is symptomatic of a broader phenomenon.

THE Turkish media's pathological dysfunction is just one example of a much broader phenomenon.

They speak to the broader phenomenon required to field such a system.

The Jamaicans' situation is part of a broader phenomenon of subcontracting.

The museum in Rass is part of a broader phenomenon in Saudi Arabia: the rediscovery of the kingdom's past.

Besides, though MEND first introduced the kidnapping business to Nigeria, kidnapping for ransom has since become a broader phenomenon.

As Montgomery's middle schools consider the issue, many parents worry about the broader phenomenon of screen time.