Sentence examples for a fledging from inspiring English sources

Its "driveline" division remains its leading business and produces parts used in two-fifths of the world's cars.Two into one do goThe search for new business lines explains the recent emergence of GKN's aerospace division; a fledging barely a decade ago, it now accounts for a quarter of revenues and a third of profits.

"A sudden weakening of the dollar could stifle a fledging European recovery".

What hope then, for a fledging Afghan team that plays its matches in another country?

Moyes was a fledging team manager when Kenwright picked him out.

I once endured a fledging Tin Machine gig that felt akin to being trapped inside a haunted combine harvester.

In 2000 PCCW, then a fledging internet firm, bought Hong Kong's former telephone monopoly, a favourite shareholding for local investors.

The port situation more closely mirrors what you'll find on a tablet, versus a full-fledge computer, with a single USB-C, a headphone jack and the proprietary Surface Connect port.

Four of these individual units, each from a different fledging, were combined into a 120 seconds 'repeat unit' that was repeated once and used for both parents in each breeding pair.

Reproductive output is the probability that a female fledges a female chick and the chick survives until the next breeding season.

Although they have a long fledging period, young hoatzins scramble about in the branches around the nest, holding on with the clawed first and second digits of the wings and, in the manner of parrots, with their bills.

We found high levels of extra-pair paternity, and offspring sired by extra-pair males had a better fledging success than those sired by the social male.