Sentence examples for note the phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Yet in our weekend previews on Friday, Alicia was quoted again, and was pleasantly surprised to note the phenomenon of fans around the league actually saying nice things about her team, following their spirited 10-man comeback against LA Galaxy.

Perhaps Sarkeesian will note the phenomenon in which the feminity of most of the aforementioned characters (barring Mme. Sandiego) is somehow disconnected or obscured from their physical representations.

Of note, the phenomenon we observe in the hoolock seems to mirror the centromeric TE expansion described in a wallaby hybrid (O'Neill et al. 1998).

The BBC has also noted the phenomenon.

But as noted, the phenomenon is global.

Sociologists noted the phenomenon of the high school dropout.

When a recent Advertising Age column noted the phenomenon, several readers chimed in to voice their displeasure.

Gladwell cites Stephen Stigler's Law ("No scientific discovery is named after its original discoverer"), and says that Robert K. Merton earlier noted the phenomenon.

John E. Morrill Professor Emeritus of Mathematics DePauw University Greencastle, Ind .Gladwell cites Stephen Stigler's Law ("No scientific discovery is named after its original discoverer"), and says that Robert K. Merton earlier noted the phenomenon.

The sociologist Zygmunt Bauman noted the phenomenon of disposable relationships as early as 2003, 11 years before the creation of Tinder.

And sociologists have recently noted the phenomenon of busy-ness as a status symbol: the super-rich are also proud to say how super-busy they are.