Sentence examples for increased phenomena from inspiring English sources

That change, perhaps, explains other recent transformations in the nature of the knife intifada, not least the increased visibility of firearms in attacks – often cheap, locally manufactured weapons known as "Carlos" – and the increased phenomena of attacks involving more than one assailant.

The increasing phenomena related to urbanization and human impact on landscape leads to re-think the future of the cities.

In addition, Sarah Phillimore, who co-founded the Transparency Project to increase understanding of the family courts, says that there is an increasing phenomenon of "confirmation bias".

The Times's Michael Luo wrote in Monday's paper about the increasing phenomenon of workers accepting jobs for which, in terms of their education and experience, they are considered overqualified.

Graduate nurse attrition is an increasing phenomenon within a world of decreasing nursing numbers.

The Ministry of Justice has announced that prisons are being given more powers to deal with the increasing "phenomenon" of legal highs.

For a meaningful, solemn occasion to be unexpectedly blown off course is a real and increasing phenomenon.

Urban Heat Island (UHI) is an increasing phenomenon experienced by most of the growing cites in India.

The creep values increase with increase loading rate and this increasing phenomenon follows a Natural Logarithm function.

Rao and Sun (2010) state that the integration of care and education components is a recent but increasing phenomenon in many countries (e.g., Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka).

In addition, Melody was a daughter of gireogi family, which is an increasing phenomenon, but is not well known among educators in the US.