Sentence examples for a fledgling organization from inspiring English sources

He came to us when YCA was a fledgling organization.

"It was just a fledgling organization that didn't know where it was heading until he created a course for it".

The Black Rock Arts Center, a fledgling organization seeking to promote multicultural awareness, has helped enrich the arts curriculum at both local elementary schools by providing instruction in Afro-Caribbean drumming, creative painting, and Suzuki violin training.

But this isn't about pitting those working on start-ups against the corporate types, nor is it about the merits of joining a fledgling organization versus a large company.

"We feel this is growing pains of a fledgling organization and not something that is going to seriously affect us one way or another," said Mark Linsey, a volunteer in Mr. Perot's Seattle office.

And is difficult for his mother not to worry about him.' " General Clark was speaking as a guest of the Wagner School for Public Service and of the Oxonian Society, a fledgling organization devoted to serving "graduates and supporters of Oxford University living in the tri-state area," of whom there are apparently several thousand.

Firstly, local police boards to whom the individual forces were accountable were scrapped, replaced with the Scottish Police Authority, a new fledgling organization who have come under criticism for being not very effective at all.

Developing a sophisticated iPhone app can run $30,000 to $50,000 a considerable outlay for a nonprofit or fledgling organization, particularly when it's not obvious how the expense will be recouped.

In their search for a professional leader, the fledgling organization turned to a young anthropologist who had led the fight to keep creationism out of the public schools in Lexington, Kentucky.

Naming their fledgling organization after an offhand remark by Ms. Wolfe ("a bunch of composers banging on cans"), the three composers handled all the labor for their presentations, personally: typing and copying fliers, selling beer, cleaning bathrooms, paying musicians.

Now, in a move that is intended to increase membership in the fledgling organization but that also suggests a further challenge to the Episcopal leaders, four more bishops are to be consecrated for the mission.