Sentence examples for foreign phenomenon from inspiring English sources

It's not a foreign phenomenon.

It introduces an unhealthy and foreign phenomenon into American academia.

All in all, Calcio does a stand-up job of taking a complex foreign phenomenon and making it both simple and entertaining.

Old stone, as far as I was concerned, was a foreign phenomenon, something I only experienced abroad, rather like a friend's dalliances with European waiters.

After the attack that took place last week in Urumqi, in the Chinese state of Xinjiang, it has become clear that terrorism is no longer a foreign phenomenon.

Illegal logging is not only a foreign phenomenon: in the nineteen-nineties, it was estimated that a hundred million dollars' worth of trees were stolen from public lands every year.

Trying to understand foreign phenomena through the lens of our own is extremely dangerous and can engender a Western-superiority complex.

He designed the luxury One Hyde Park apartments in Knightsbridge that have become emblematic of the foreign investment phenomenon.

Statistics aside, the Queens case is a reminder that West Nile is not a foreign, ephemeral phenomenon that made an anomalous splash one year and then vanished.

Animaniacs was a ratings smash across multiple demographics, until the show was clumsily moved from Fox Kids to the WB Network in 1995, where it would eventually be replaced by foreign merchandising phenomenon Pokémon.

For more than a year now, I have been studying the foreign fighter phenomenon in Syria and Iraq, attempting to understand individual motivations leading Muslim youth to undertake such a radical commitment.