Sentence examples for be a nascent from inspiring English sources
I am beginning to believe there may be a nascent trend in music of the 1950s being used again for commercials.
The committee said that there had seemed to be a nascent free press in Syria after Bashar al-Assad succeeded his father there two years ago, but that "the thaw proved to be fleeting".
Mr. Feldman had become enmeshed in what appears to be a nascent budget-balancing trend in municipal government: police and fire departments have begun to charge accident victims as a way to offset budget cuts.
Then, in March 2010, hiring resumed as banks added more than 10,000 workers to cope with new financial regulations and a surge in mortgage foreclosures as well as to prepare for what seemed to be a nascent recovery.
In a narrative stuffed with gruesome murders, the most graphic death is executed in a gracefully choreographed scene that's remarkably poignant — because it shows Jack in a rare moment of conflict with what appears to be a nascent conscience.
He embodies what appears to be a nascent Democratic trend, one that was manifest as well by Hillary Clinton during the primaries and one that is evident in Congress with the Faith Working Group started in 2005 by the soon-to-be House speaker, Nancy Pelosi.
