Sentence examples for phenomenon to go from inspiring English sources
Certainly it is hard for the annual phenomenon to go unnoticed by the reading public.
In the highly unlikely event of such an outcome, he said, "there would be extremely strong political policy and political responses to prevent any such phenomenon to go beyond Greece".
In an interview last week, the Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, said that in the highly unlikely event of a Greek default, "there would be extremely strong political policy and political responses to prevent any such phenomenon to go beyond Greece".
It was a strange phenomenon to go home to visit and see another woman cooking in the kitchen, and putting photographs up of their travels.
"The hippie phenomenon was to go and discover how the world works, so all the kids went out with backpacks doing the same thing.
"Personally, I don't have any concern that this phenomenon is going to go away anytime soon," Mr. Schulman said.
This phenomenon is unlikely to go away, and for those candidates in both parties who believe that they can be "handled" or "scripted" by experts, pollsters, and communications professionals into winning the presidency, they are pursuing a flawed strategy.
More thorough and hopefully more enlightening explorations of the Trump phenomenon are likely to go on for years, creating scores of research jobs in the political, social and maybe even medical sciences.
The folks at Cuéntame took note of the disturbing phenomenon and went to go speak with some neo-Nazis to hear them explain their ideas about immigration and race as part of a series called "If You Don't Speak Up, They Will Speak For You!" It's not heartwarming stuff.
The other stipulation is that because gliders rely on inconsistent natural phenomenon to keep going, landing in a specific destination becomes an issue.
Hoping to tap into the social shopping phenomenon that enables products to go viral through social networks like Twitter and Facebook, Loved.by is a newly launched site that lets users share links to products that they "love" and potentially get rewarded for doing so.
