Sentence examples for been very nascent from inspiring English sources
"These are very nascent technologies," said GTM analyst Saadeh, "and it's a very nascent market, in terms of understanding from a utility and regulatory perspective".
Miller adds: "There is a green rush definitely going on and I am a big believer in it, but it is very nascent right now... [Investors are] waiting to see more Peter Thiels take the first leap and then they will follow".
Monetization is very nascent in the US, and it's almost nonexistent internationally".
The project is very nascent but you can download the code now and give it a try.
By that I mean that, at the time, social was very nascent, but exciting as it gave us a whole new view of the data we consume every day.
Yes, the HTC Vive has attracted good reviews — you can read ours here — and the company is pumping $100 million into developing content for VR, but the space is very nascent and it remains to be seen how many consumers will pony up for first-generation VR devices.
While the ingestible category is very nascent within natural beauty and beauty generally in the U.S., natural color cosmetics is a maturing category with established brands that have evolved to better respond to consumers.
This suggests that the NANOS3-mCherry-positive cells are very likely nascent germ cells.
Vessel monitoring systems which can carry an array of sensors with it for tracking objects approaching it by using spatial and temporal correlation of waves generated has been proposed earlier but was in very nascent stage and also failed to address the issues of load imbalance and fault tolerance.
You know, when I started doing things on my own, I was figuring – remember it was a very nascent market.
