Sentence examples similar to lone phenomenon from inspiring English sources
Wark argues that this so-called "lone wolf" phenomenon is not really a thing.
Despite the press these groups received, it was the rise of smaller groups and the lone wolf phenomenon that most concerned my FBI contacts.
The whole lone-ranger phenomenon — from receptionists to radiologists — has been integral to the flexibility of the thriving American economy.
"One of the problems is that the Internet as well as certain specific Muslim extremists are really firing up this lone-wolf phenomenon," Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif ., who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, saiD-Calif .on CNN's "State of the Union".
A recent study by a consortium led by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) highlighted that when looking at the phenomenon of "lone actor" terrorism in particular (terrorist acts conducted by individuals without any clear direction from an outside group), the extreme right wing was responsible for as many as Islamist extremists.
More recently, concerns had focused around the phenomenon of "lone actor" terrorism - acts undertaken by individuals who did not demonstrate any clear direction from a terrorist group or network.
The recent terror events committed by individuals in the streets of Jerusalem, the Canadian Parliament and in New York have raised attention to the phenomena of Lone Wolf terrorism.
This phenomenon of the lone spectator is changing the way we conceptualise film.
Over the years, the F.B.I. and security analysts have come to describe the phenomenon as a "lone wolf" problem individual extremists or small groups of attackers operating with little coördination.
Over the years, the F.B.I. and security analysts have come to describe the phenomenon as a "lone wolf" problem — individual extremists or small groups of attackers operating with little coördination.
