Sentence examples for usual phenomenon from inspiring English sources

It is a usual phenomenon on many roads that soon after the rains, pot holes usually develop.

To those Republicans counting on the usual phenomenon of off-year election losses for the party holding the presidency, I say do not forget the examples of Roosevelt and George W. Bush, whose parties prospered in 1934 and 2002, respectively.

"In Japanese families, the ascendance of the father is the usual phenomenon, but after the bubble burst fathers lost their rights and respect," he told me over coffee one afternoon.

It is a usual phenomenon that lightning strikes tall communication towers.

The model undergoes the usual phenomenon of backward bifurcation exhibited by similar vector-borne disease transmission models.

Chaotic behavior is a usual phenomenon in these systems, which is the main focus of this article.

Since such activities are very common occurrences injuries are also usual phenomena.

Plenty of plants, and a fish and a reptile or two, sport four copies of each chromosome instead of the usual two, a phenomenon called tetraploidy, which gives an organism lots or genes to play with in adapting to new environments.

"For a minute there, I thought you were a goon," says guitarist Graham Lambert, expecting the usual barrage of Manchester phenomenon questions.

In addition, the Pacific Ocean was cooler than usual, due to a phenomenon called La Niña.

The usual location of this phenomenon has been based on distance protection relays, which requires operation times of approximately one cycle.