Sentence examples for a nascent group from inspiring English sources

Adrià supports the operation with product lines, consulting projects and a nascent group of El Bulli Hotels.

Or so say neuromarketers, a nascent group of researchers who use techniques from neuroscience to analyze people's responses to products and promotions.

We study a nascent group of firms founded by users of video games who became entrepreneurs on entering the animation industry by producing Machinima, a new film genre characterized by shooting film in video games.

In 1976, as the political climate thawed, the family returned to Beijing, where the younger Mr. Ai enrolled in the Beijing Film Academy and joined Stars, a nascent group of subversive young artists.

I argue that one of the reasons for Bombay's meteoric rise as a production center was its openness to both non-modern (monsoon and cotton futures markets) and corporate financial practices premised on speculation, an openness that attracted a nascent group of entrepreneurs who were sensitive to increasing colonial scrutiny and attuned to the productivity of risk.

He now counts himself as part of the "new left," a nascent group of Chinese intellectuals who, even as they often get bogged down in post-modern and deconstructionist theory and polemics, are nonetheless deeply critical of the blind way that their "people's republic" has consigned itself for salvation to the undemocratic forces of global markets.

Because Fieldwire is part of an increasingly crowded, if nascent, group of startups that are zeroing in on the same market, we decided to talk last week with cofounder Yves Frinault to learn more.

Because Fieldwire is part of an increasingly crowded, if nascent, group of startups that are zeroing in on the same market, we decided to talk last week with cofounder Yves Frinault to learn more.

Another pointer of widespread malaise was the surprising success of the Five Star Movement, a nascent protest group.

In Silicon Valley, members of a nascent hobbyist group called the Homebrew Computer Club gathered around an Altair at one of their first meetings.

How the hell [are we going to become independent?]" The veteran lawmaker blamed worsening Chinese repression for the "surge" in interest in what she called a "nascent" political group.