I found the lack of resources for such a widespread phenomenon striking.
— Patrick Farrell The Economist: Health researchers are studying a surprisingly paradoxical new nutritional phenomenon striking the families of farmers in Lebanon, as well as mothers and children in Egypt, Peru and Mexico: Youthful populations that are suffering from both obesity and malnutrition, simultaneously.
The Facebook phenomenon strikes again, this time helping catapult two new 20-somethings into the ranks of America's richest for the first time and bringing down the average age of America's richest ever so slightly to 65.7.
The Sacha Baron Cohen phenomenon has struck again.
The El Niño weather phenomenon has struck again, this time leading to a severe drought.
The El Niño phenomenon will strike heavily in the country, and the highlands will experience severe droughts that will affect thousands of poor families.
A simple phenomenon, rays striking the atmosphere, no more mysterious than the beam from a flashlight — yet the lights convey a sense of being at the very edge of the world and looking out at the endless, empty universe through which we are all careening.
Everywhere I go, I see adults playing video games, a phenomenon that strikes me as quite odd, and as disturbing.
July 5 (Reuters) - The feared El Nino weather phenomenon could strike as early as the third quarter of 2012, raising prospects of wreaking weather havoc from North and South America to Asia, the U.S. Climate Prediction Center (CPC) said on Thursday.
It seemed like a good time to settle the matter: How worried should I actually be about the nasty weather phenomenon that strikes my city every couple of years, and is named after Baby Jesus?
To assume that cause and effect are distinct phenomena might strike us as the most natural understanding of causation.
