Sentence examples for very recent phenomenon from inspiring English sources

We have to understand that fundamentalism is a very, very recent phenomenon.

Russia's resurgence is a very recent phenomenon that has not been explored in depth.

Yet the huge imbalances between the two economies are actually a very recent phenomenon.

The scholarly study of Jewish mysticism is a very recent phenomenon.

It is, in short, almost entirely a phenomenon of this century — and in its extensive use a very recent phenomenon.

"The idea of even having a lethal injection protocol specifying exact chemicals is a very recent phenomenon," Professor Denno said, "and that's only because prison officials have been pressed to provide them.

The entire idea of objective history, as we think of it today, is a very recent intellectual phenomenon.

While gazing about contemporary Europe, Judt encounters a very striking recent phenomenon, a confection of nostalgia, commemoration, invented tradition, "heritage industry" and la mode rétro.

This kind of online shaming, the digital equivalent of the medieval stocks, is very much a recent phenomenon.

However, sediment laminations from Stockholm Archipelago, an indicator of past hypoxia, 17) have been shown to be a recent phenomenon with very few areas with laminated sediments prior to 1900.

It seems a recent phenomenon, and not really very wise.