Sentence examples for older phenomenon from inspiring English sources

A new examination of wrongful convictions in New York City and around the state found that a number of them stemmed not from DNA evidence being used to prove someone's innocence, but from a far older phenomenon: human error.

MSCI is evolutionarily an older phenomenon than X-inactivation in somatic tissues.

Though transnational terrorism has been a highly visible policy problem for the United States since the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 transnational terrorism is an older phenomena that, in many ways, came into its heyday with skyjacking, hostage taking, and bombing campaigns in the 1960's and 1970's.

"Disney-fication" is a new name for an old phenomenon.

It's an age-old phenomenon whereby an individual's emotions trigger similar emotions in others.

And this week, the 18-year-old phenomenon hits Britain for his debut overseas stand-up shows.

All day long, Williams had to fight off a 29-year-old phenomenon.

It's simply a new name for an old phenomenon – the American hard right.

NOVEMBER 20th saw the return of an old phenomenon: the sold-out cinema.

The tension between a young man and his parents-in-law is an age-old phenomenon.

Terrorism is an age-old phenomenon and cannot be eliminated by rampaging armies, no matter how powerful.