Sentence examples for more recent phenomenon from inspiring English sources

The second is a more recent phenomenon.

In Russia, however, it's a more recent phenomenon.

Partisan differences among white Americans are a more recent phenomenon.

International adoption from China is popularly conceived as a more recent phenomenon.

But as The Times's Binyamin Appelbaum notes, that phrasing is a more recent phenomenon.

However, the interest in and study of the 'photobook' as a form is a more recent phenomenon.

Masking agents and the more recent phenomenon of players blaming positive tests on dietary supplements sometimes thwart those efforts.

The advent of soca parang is a more recent phenomena, and Benjai (of this year's excellent Phenomenal fame) offers up the seasonally suitable Beautiful Faces.

The movement's broadside attack on "establishment" institutions and values left its mark upon the libertarian left, the counterculture, the revolutionary events of 1968, and more recent phenomena from punk to postmodernism.

Also, the extraordinary returns of hedge funds, one of the more recent phenomena of portfolio management, should be looked at closely, with an eye for survivorship and back-fill biases.

One of the more recent phenomena in which he was a principal contributor was the applications of algebraic geometry to number theory applications now falling into a separate subclass called arithmetic geometry.