Sentence examples for large phenomenon from inspiring English sources

While the title refers to American abstraction, a fairly large phenomenon during the years covered, the press release is all about Abstract Expressionism.

There are so many variables involved in weather that even large phenomena, like Atlantic warming, have an effect of making a change somewhat more likely, rather than definite, he said.

Freshwater economists — who live near lakes, particularly at the University of Chicago, but also in Rochester and Minneapolis — are more likely to insist that macroeconomics be based on microeconomic foundations, which is to say that one should study large phenomena like recessions and inflation as functions of the behavior of many perfectly rational individuals.

The age of this feature is believed to be about 1 million years old, suggesting that such large phenomena occur only infrequently.

Clinton's speech is symptomatic of a larger phenomenon.

These appeals are part of a yet larger phenomenon.

The problem is part of a much larger phenomenon.

It is an outgrowth of the larger phenomenon of anti-intellectualism in mainstream American society.

As Clark shows, the assessment of professors is only one incidence of a much larger phenomenon.

List likes to use another phrase to describe the larger phenomenon: impure altruism.

The paucity of movie eloquence nowadays is probably just a subset of a larger phenomenon.