Sentence examples for small phenomenon from inspiring English sources

In many countries, it is only a small phenomenon and in others it's much bigger, especially for small states and for small island countries like, let's say, Barbados or Guyana or Haiti, but this is overall.

Khaled Diab, a self-declared secular pacifist, wrote for the Huffington Post that there was a danger in overestimating a relatively small phenomenon that would draw yet more unwelcome attention to Muslim communities in the West.

One opponent, Jerold S. Kayden, a Harvard professor of urban planning and the author of "Privately Owned Public Space: The New York City Experience," (John Wiley & Sons) described the idea of selling subway names as "a small phenomenon in and of itself, but another example of creeping privatization".

This is why the secondary markets remain a pretty small phenomenon in the world of finance.

A syneruptive-spouted type lahar is a small-scale phenomenon that causes little direct damage to infrastructure, but has long-term influence on water quality.

In addition, a syneruptive-spouted type lahar is a small-scale phenomenon that causes little direct damage to infrastructure, although it may have long-term influence on water quality.

Knowledge of a small-scale phenomenon, however, is essentially incomplete until both aspects are known.

Dickinson's poetry is both magnificent and intimate, pulling the reader in with her intensity of expression and direct address, homing in on apparently small phenomena to consider large questions.

Such small phenomena were most likely to be neglected in the geomagnetic storm record.

But there's no one right way to model these small-scale phenomena.

They may be large-scale impressions that emerge from very different small-scale phenomena, like Hogan's argument about 3D reality emerging from 2D quantum units of space.