Sentence examples for understood phenomena from inspiring English sources
And yet, they remain among the most poorly understood phenomena in the business world.
The sense of attachment humans develop toward their area codes is one of the least understood phenomena in 20th-century life.
In their view, plumes were the phlogiston or the Sasquatch of geophysics, chimeras created to explain poorly understood phenomena that could be accounted for in other ways.
Part of what is baffling about the Le Roy case is that it seems to combine two equally poorly understood phenomena: conversion disorder and mass psychogenic illness.
Leadership is "one of the most observed and least understood phenomena on earth", wrote one man in a position to know.
Other, less understood phenomena such as γ-ray bursts also occasionally may produce anomalies in the nitrate record.
"This is due to a poorly understood phenomenon called recruitment".
Language remains, however, a still partially understood phenomenon used to transact several types of discourse.
It is the inadequately understood phenomenon of counterparty risk.
Adenoid "re-growth" is a poorly understood phenomenon.
He treats this as an easily understood phenomenon, and has no doubts about its existence.
