Sentence examples for by the fledgling from inspiring English sources

Turkey feels deeply threatened by the fledgling Syrian Kurdish entity and has sought to isolate it.

The statement today by the Prime Minister is the strongest concession yet by the fledgling government.

Bought by the fledgling Nature Conservancy in 1955, Mianus River Gorge was its first project.

Having spent part of his college career studying in Stockholm, he was returned there by the fledgling agency.

Many prisoners could ultimately be tried by the fledgling government that takes control in Kabul on Dec. 22.

He was turned down by the fledgling Stax Records, which sent him to Mr. Claunch's label, Goldwax.

The charter became part of English political life and was typically renewed by each monarch in turn, although as time went by and the fledgling English Parliament passed new laws, it lost some of its practical significance.

One by one, the fledgling companies began failing, leaving investors with enormous losses.

Energy analysts said UK government policy helped to lower the costs by nurturing the fledgling industry, then incentivising it to expand - and then demanding firms should bid in auction for their subsidies.

George Stewart, former Executive Vice President of Media Sales at Demand Media and previously SVP of Advertising Sales at Next New Networks, will work directly with Resonate clients to build brands online by leveraging the fledgling company's "Attitudinal Targeting" technology.

By 1969 the fledgling club had 12 members and formally applied to the AKC for instructions.