Sentence examples for budding group from inspiring English sources
"budding group" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a group that is just starting to develop or grow. You can use it when talking about a group that is new or small in size, but shows potential for growth in the future. For example: - The university's environmental club was a budding group, with only a dozen members, but their passion for sustainability was evident. - The band's first few gigs were attended by a few friends, but they were determined to keep going as a budding group. - The budding group of entrepreneurs received mentorship and guidance from experienced business owners.
The 5-year survival of the budding group was 60.3% compared to 86.3% for the non-budding group (p<0.0001) (figure 2B).
Four years later the program has plenty of room, including a new computer lab, and Medupe oversees a budding group of two master's and two Ph.D. students.
The duo behind the budding group, Jeremy Lloyd and Gongol, creates something undeniably sexy, combining hard-hitting, minimal beats with the saxophone that recalls the playful seduction of the 1920s.
Under the combined efforts of the Mohsenis, an executive staff including skilled expats from such countries as Australia and Germany and a budding group of local writers, producers and directors, the station soon began to provide a vital array of programming that has often helped serve as an agent of change.
Cytokeratin immunohistochemistry could identify tumors with shorter disease-free survival (DFS) from the low-grade budding group assessed with H&E alone.
Furthermore, the presence of more p-c-Met expressing cells at the invasion front in the high-score budding group suggested an association between the activated c-Met signaling pathway and tumor budding/sprouting.
For Mr. Nuruzzaman, the local youth movement leader, it is no surprise the police missed the budding terrorist group in their midst.
She had the foresight to institutionalize her budding ballet group by attaching it to Lilian Baylis's theatrical organization, which provided drama and opera at popular prices at the Old Vic theater and the Sadler's Wells Theater.
Still, I was hoping to be able to continue the trick of balancing journalism and research with the help of a budding research group.
The manuscript by Joly proposes that the formation of new species occurs by small inbreeding groups budding off from ancestral groups.
Then, in quick succession, another DiMaggio's opened in Little Neck, Queens; Rudi's, a Central American-Italian tandem began doing business in Mineola; and Il Forno, the budding, locally owned group's most ambitious upscale operation, joined the three others.
