Sentence examples for embryonic service from inspiring English sources

One analyst soothsaid a challenge for the embryonic service: Cingular is eons behind its competitors in launching the service.

He took part in one of the embryonic service's earliest public flying displays in May that year, when he and another pilot flew Airco DH.9s in mock dogfights with four Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5s during the New South Wales Aerial Pageant at Victoria Park, Sydney.

First, China must provide a comprehensive set of regulations aimed at opening up its embryonic services sector.

There is an embryonic foreign service and potential foreign ministers.

The rebels have even set up an embryonic intelligence service.

Officials are also reluctant to discuss looming decisions about what the new treaty will mean in practice, including the powers of a proposed full-time European president, its planned foreign policy chief and its embryonic diplomatic service.

There were also indirect taxes, which (as in the past) were farmed out to contractors because their yield was unpredictable and the embryonic civil service lacked the resources to handle them.

David Lidington, Britain's minister for Europe, described the increased financial demands for the Union's embryonic diplomatic service — taking it to a total of about €500 million for 2012 — as "somewhat ludicrous," while three smaller countries called for greater consultation and the creation of a common culture among E.U. diplomats.

Local rumours have it that mullahs in Quetta in Pakistan, where Taliban leaders are based, have called for jihad against the Marja militias.More worryingly, in recent weeks insurgents have mounted attacks around the country designed to hammer Afghanistan's embryonic security services, with scant regard for the civilian deaths that result.

Although in its embryonic stages, the service's holistic approach seems to have already had a profound effect on some of the users.

He was third or fourth choice to run the newly established League of Nations in 1919, but he made a brilliant job of it on a shoestring budget, and in the process he created something new in world affairs – an embryonic international civil service.