Sentence examples for newer phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Playing hopscotch with car loans is a newer phenomenon, fraught with pitfalls for the incautious.

Glitches are a newer phenomenon, which are difficult to predict in advance.

The second sticking point has to do with a newer phenomenon: the big agencies' entry into the production business.

If results are troubling domestically, they are the exact opposite internationally, where the genre is a far newer phenomenon.

In Europe, mass immigration is both a newer phenomenon than it is in the United States and also a source of more pronounced political tension.

Pairing a comedian with a newspaper to make a podcast is a newer phenomenon, beginning most notably with Ricky Gervais and The Guardian in 2005.

It was a new phenomenon.

Peshmerga schools are not a new phenomenon.

The camera is a relatively new phenomenon.

"It's a brand-new phenomenon".

"It's a fairly new phenomenon".