Sentence examples for this new phenomena from inspiring English sources

Within 90 days, we will be coming up with a major report on hacking defense, how do we stop this new phenomena -- fairly new phenomena because the United States is hacked by everybody.

To describe this new phenomena we borrowed the term "after-effects" from the well known motor learning paradigm that uses force fields to alter arm dynamics [ 35].

"We have this new phenomenon of fake news sites specifically targeting WhatsApp".

International organisations have certainly struggled with this new phenomenon.

Our results confirm that this new phenomenon exists.

But there is a deep culture clash at the heart of this new phenomenon.

This new phenomenon, called electrophosphorescence, allows OLEDs to be used in high-efficiency, full-color displays.

If we have a term to describe this new phenomenon — I nominate patriotic correctness.

It is not that Barcelona officials have given their blessing to this new phenomenon.

"This new phenomenon is obviously a cultural turn back to the pre-1960'sensese of formality and manners," she said.

"This new phenomenon is reducing household incomes in some of the well-to-do suburbs as immigrants move into Bridgeport, Stamford and Norwalk.