Sentence examples for continued phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Just when some doubt was creeping into the prospects for continued phenomenon status for ABC's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," a contestant comes through who knows that Isaac Newton does not have a chemical element named after him.

But for students of the continuing phenomenon that is Margaret Thatcher, the remark could not have been more apt.

But Lin is a continuing phenomenon, while Fredette's flame has faded thus far in the pros.

But interest in the first lady is surely intense, as proved by the continuing phenomenon of her guest appearance on NBC's "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon".

At the top of the list is the continuing phenomenon of "fad animals," as Mr. Bergmann calls them -- the exotic "pets" that, as their moronic owners discover after six months or a year, are not suitable pets at all.

Stand-up comedian Jamali Maddix is intrigued by this continuing phenomenon.

The historian Michael Clanchy says of Walter "The proliferation of documents was a European and a continuing phenomenon, yet if it were to be associated in England with one man, he would be Hubert Walter".

Some people have labeled this continuing phenomenon, exemplified in the opening scenario, as the knowing-doing gap problem [ 3].

Even though there is no doubt that the current post-modern and "post-moral" society and the related feminization will at some point break this taboo as well, the submitted paper has documented the continuing cultural phenomenon of domestic alcoholism.

The phenomenon continued as long as Greece was free.

The cyber-attack phenomenon continued unabated this week, despite increasing public awareness and government scrutiny.