Sentence examples for any nascent from inspiring English sources
The phrase "any nascent" is correct and usable in written English
It means "any newly formed or beginning stage of something." Example: The company's success can be attributed to the hard work and dedication of its employees during any nascent stage of development.
But, as any nascent golfing superstar will tell you, fame has its downside.
In other words, I don't recall any nascent politicians among the folks I worked with.
Mr. Mishal rejected the notion that Hamas could get squeezed in any nascent power plays in the region.
Technological advancements make it possible for any nascent Scorsese with Dad's credit card to buy and make his or her own digital video movie.
FanDuel said in a statement: "In any nascent, disruptive industry, important questions are often raised about how the industry should operate.
For a film with such a high EQ, it steers cautiously clear of any nascent notion of non-familial love or desire; its gender definitions are oddly conservative.
We beat France 2-1, althoughough the victory was insufficient to qualify us into the next round, the consensus across the country following the game was that "we won!" Why? First, because the Bafana Bafana (Zulu term of endearment meaning "the boys") played at last with optimism, unity, and occasional brilliance; as good a recipe as any for a nascent national identity.
We did not observe formation of any new nascent adhesions at the cell periphery, moreover, the small peripheral adhesions present before addition of the drug disappeared after approximately two minutes of treatment (Figure 4A).
This comfort with playing a supporting role helps avoid the egocentrism that can cripple any organization, particularly a nascent one.
Well, if September is any indication, this nascent recovery in private bank money creation may very well be a developing trend.
It remains to be seen whether any of these nascent initiatives will have the desired effect.
