Sentence examples for phenomenal cause from inspiring English sources

They are the product of science gone wrong, or of a virus, or of some other phenomenal cause.

"This may cause phenomenal shortages in the spot market".

It had caused "phenomenal rows" between the queen and him, but she had learned to roll with it better than Charles ever did.

Against this backdrop, and again assuming the strongest version of transcendental idealism, Kant's fundamental idea in the Second Analogy is that singular events in phenomenal nature are causes if and only if they sufficiently determine, or necessitate, later singular events according to specific natural laws.

His phenomenal success is the cause of much amusement to him.

It was also observed that a little change in the impact velocity over 0.90VBL may cause a phenomenal change in the containment reliability due to substantial change in the residual kinetic energy of the projectile.

Gaming and tourism caused the phenomenal boom during the decade leading up to the crash of 2007.

Houston's work rate in the 90-degree Texas heat was phenomenal: Calen Carr chased lost causes and his inclusion to partner Will Bruin was an inspired move from Kinnear.

Yet in the past four weeks, the 'black issue' of Italian Vogue has caused such a phenomenal demand at news-stands in Britain and the United States that Condé Nast, the publisher, has rushed to reprint and distribute 40,000 more copies.

I suggest that the growing realization that our position in today's world is a conservative position and that it takes more than appeasement to defend that position is one of the root causes for the phenomenal rise in conservative thought in America today.

As noted, the 1997-98 crisis was partly collateral damage caused by China's phenomenal growth; and current anxieties follow a modest easing of Chinese growth.