Sentence examples for an fledgling from inspiring English sources

But Michigan's governor, Jennifer M. Granholm, echoed an fledgling sense in Detroit that Mr. Wagoner may be viewed as an auto industry martyr.

Did toppling a dictator and nursing a fledgling if flawed democracy make a difference?

She had thrown all calculation aside in leaving him for Thomas, a fledgling lawyer, a former social worker.

It's a fledgling system but a great way to see a different culture.

Was a Pulitzer a slightly excessive response to a fledgling effort?

As the number of fledglings increased in a clutch, there was a significantly increased odds of a fledgling surviving.

In short, there's less corruption -- a saving grace for a fledgling democracy like Iraq.

For a fledgling service with a few hundred titles, that's petty change.

Platform-based open ocean aquaculture (or mariculture) is a fledgling industry with a unique set of risks and uncertainties.

There's also a fun segment with a fledgling actor by the name of LeBron James.

The odds of a fledgling surviving showed a significant negative (declining) trend between 2006 and 2011.