Sentence examples similar to less phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Our Beet and Avocado Salad is a prime example of this lettuce-less phenomenon.

Under Gergiev, the World Orchestra for Peace is a less apolitical phenomenon than it thinks it is.

With the growing sophistication of American cuisine has come a less heralded phenomenon -- the increasingly sensual images of food in cookbooks, catalogs and magazines.

His integration into French culture has been accomplished, but his attempt to absorb French culture into himself has resulted in a less predictable phenomenon.

ABC struggled to match its enormous success of last season, as "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" became less a phenomenon and more of a solid hit.

Still, at times the bakers carrying long rods loaded with discs of dough and sprinting to get them into the oven recall a less ancient phenomenon — the Olympics.

But they might have been a smaller and less odious phenomenon and they might have given the author less to be angry about in this wise and entertaining account.

Many analysts say SoBe has to push itself to the next level, to become less a phenomenon and more a permanent player in the highly competitive nonalcoholic beverage industry.

But whatever history ends up saying about those decisions, Mr. Greenspan's legacy may ultimately rest on a more deeply embedded and much less scrutinized phenomenon: the spectacular boom and calamitous bust in derivatives trading.

The project could, of course, be read as a sly commentary on the dysfunctional relationship between creativity and social media, between talking about writing and the significantly less common phenomenon of actually doing it.

Charlie Shorter Senior Adviser, Davis Brody Bond New York City Yuja Wang's emergence as a gifted Mozart interpreter is a less recent phenomenon than Janet Malcolm claims in her Profile of the pianist ("Performance Artist," September 5th).