Sentence examples for distinct phenomenon from inspiring English sources

To what extent should college sexual assault be regarded as a distinct phenomenon?

What adults interpret as bullying is often read by teenagers as "drama," a related but distinct phenomenon.

Democratic operatives working in congressional races have found that linking a local opponent to Trump tested less well with voters than linking him to the Republican Party, probably because voters understood Trump to be a distinct phenomenon.

And we might also acknowledge a distinct phenomenon that is responsible for different contributions (1)–(4) make to larger sentences in which they are embedded: Dummett calls this distinct phenomenon a sentence's "ingredient sense".

Physically, the distinct phenomenon between the present structure and graphene can be ascribed to the different definitions of chirality in the two materials.

This distinct phenomenon is probably attributed to the Lorentz force suppressing the crystallization of the hydrogen storage alloys and the thermoelectric effect.

The view that system and text are not two distinct phenomena differs from the distinction between langue/parole of Saussure, and the dichotomy between competence and performance in generative linguistics.

Hence, the word governance is used by radicals to denote two distinct phenomena.

The Great Crash and the Great Depression are synonymous in the minds of many Americans, but they were actually two distinct phenomena.

We are accustomed to thinking of food and its packaging as distinct phenomena, but to a brain seeking flavor they seem to be one and the same.

Despite being conceptually distinct phenomena, the political economy of income inequality is, in part, the political economy of finance.