Sentence examples for terrible phenomena from inspiring English sources

This leads to terrible phenomena such as exploiting beyond environmental capacity and mining without legal permission.

Violence against children strikes most people as a uniquely terrible phenomenon, which may be why filmmakers are so fond of it.

Asking a critic to tiptoe around the suicide of Van Gogh in 1890, or insisting that such articles must include information on support for those affected by this terrible phenomenon, is like asking historians to be careful in writing about the Boer war (1899-1902) and to add information on what to do if you are in a war situation.

'In an article in Forbes today, the author writes about "the viral allure of the almost true," a terrible phenomenon where the intentions justify the means.

It's a terrible convergence of phenomenon.

Consult the list of symptoms below to see if you may suffer from this terrible affliction: Dissociative Cost Phenomenon The patient pays inordinate sums for basic provisions, such as coffee and shelter.

I've written before about the cultural car wreck that is the Toddlers & Tiaras phenomenon -- terrible, compelling and hard to look away.

Still, I will always remember my teenage years a time when the phenomenon took on terrible proportions and occupied a huge part of my life.

Out of my way!" Two bizarre and terrible irruptions, two sets of unexplained phenomena.

Like a terrible incarnation of the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon – people learn about a virus and suddenly start seeing it everywhere – the fear is simple human psychology.

The reality of the modern NBA is such that a single superstar is enough to drag a terrible team to the playoffs, a phenomenon that Deadspin's Tom Ley pointed out in a piece on this very issue this week.