Sentence examples for wider phenomena from inspiring English sources

Experiments offer small constricted worlds, which we hope act as models for wider phenomena.

On the other hand, auto-ethnography in education is taken to be a form of self-reflection that aims at presenting a teacher-educator's subjective experience as a researcher, combining this narrative with theoretical frameworks of wider phenomena (Hamilton et al. 2008).

China simply represents an extreme example of a much wider phenomena".

Indeed, China simply represents an extreme example of a much wider phenomena.

Genomic methylation is a critical process in facilitating gene regulation, with mounting evidence suggesting that micronutrients play an important role in many epigenetic phenomena [29], not just the obvious role that folate, methionine and vitamin B12 in particular play in facilitating methyl group transfer, but in wider phenomena such as microRNA occurrence/function [29].

It's part of the wider phenomenon.

And it is part of a wider phenomenon.

Britain's breakdown represents a much wider phenomenon.

The photo is also a small instance of a much wider phenomenon.

And the rise of snow-shoeing coincides with a wider phenomenon.

Britain's breakdown, though particularly acute, represents a much wider phenomenon.