Sentence examples for a fledgling climate from inspiring English sources

As Paris was its witness, a fledgling climate justice movement is no longer fighting merely against the carbon in the atmosphere, but the political and economic system that first emitted it there.

But Robinson expects some countries to indicate they will make pledges to a fledgling U.N. Green Climate Fund, seen as crucial to building battered trust between richer and poorer nations in the U.N. climate negotiations.

Right now, I am in a pretty good position one interview away from an offer with, what I consider to be, one of the most interesting sustainable fund managers in the UK, the WHEB Group; with the development of perhaps the UK's first mutual sustainable wealth manager in process and the continual development of a fledgling consultancy on climate risk.

Although Moinet was a respected craftsman among peer watchmakers in his day, Mr. Schaller said new brands, or in this case a fledgling reborn line, were a tough sell in today's economic climate, with distributors sticking with widely known names like Rolex.

The region's climate was reputedly healthful — it had attracted tuberculosis patients for more than a century — but a fledgling awareness of valley fever made the military cautious.

A fledgling Islamist theocracy?

Pay-TV is still a fledgling industry.

There's a fledgling Lenovo app store.

A fledgling tourism industry is taking shape.

It's a fledgling democracy.

A fledgling democracy movement exists in Congo.