Sentence examples for relatively common phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Pacifism as practiced by individuals and groups is a relatively common phenomenon compared with national pacifism.

The ease with which the Vanuatan virus spread convinces me that micronationalism is a relatively common phenomenon, especially among boys in their early teens.

In contrast to "classic" prophecy, which ceased to exist in the distant past, Maimonides considered receiving the "prophetic-like information" through the "holy spirit" to be a relatively common phenomenon, attainable even in the present.

Over time, this species began to shrink on its new island home – a relatively common phenomenon known as island dwarfism. .

The stranding of marine mammals is a relatively common phenomenon on New Zealand's shores, according to a statement from the DOC. .

These frighteningly powerful freak waves can be generated from storms and colliding ocean swells a relatively common phenomenon in the hurricane-prone Bermuda Triangle.

It's a relatively common sleep phenomenon with an estimated 7percentt of people sleepwalking at some time during their lives.

The present analysis suggests that chemical hormesis is a reproducible and relatively common biological phenomenon.

Being a relatively new but increasingly common phenomenon, GVCs are subjected to in-depth analysis by leading international organisations including the OECD, the UNCTAD, the WTO, and the G20 to identify their potential positive and negative effects on the global economy and economies of particular countries.

Bilateral lesions were a relatively common occurrence and this phenomenon may warrant further studies, particularly to determine whether pre-emptive imaging of the contralateral knee has a place in clinical management of patients with knee pain.

After that initial outpouring of interest, however, there was relatively little follow-up — a common phenomenon, as every gym manager knows.