Sentence examples for extremely nascent from inspiring English sources

Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, a former Maryland lieutenant governor and the eldest of Robert F. Kennedy's 11 children, has agreed to serve as the chairwoman of the group, which will be called American Bridge, lending to the still extremely nascent undertaking the weight of what remains one of the most significant families in Democratic politics.

However, it played an extremely important role in getting the nascent computer industry off the ground.

To this day, I consider it one of the highlights of my still nascent professional career and am extremely grateful for having had the privilege of serving as a mayoral intern for New York City.

The overused term "Kafkaesque" is extremely apt when insurance companies, exploiting the still-nascent state of autism research, scandalously restrict coverage for the few therapies that work – and then arbitrarily cut those off when the child is still very young.

The Dunkers' focused, antagonistic nonconformity was extremely jarring in a time when unabashed dissent was a nascent form of expression.

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) – the nascent technology which aims to bury CO2 underground – is deemed extremely important by the IPPC.

It may bode well for this nascent field that even at a time when raising money is extremely difficult, leaders of some of the medical technology start-up firms represented at the conference said they were managing to attract lots of interest.

However, no nascent peptide has ever been experimentally demonstrated; thus its degradation would occur extremely rapidly after the synthesis [ 10, 11, 18].

The Internet as we know it was years away, home computers were extremely rudimentary, and the development of handheld cellphone technology was still very much in its nascent stages.

This is an extremely dangerous position to take with the development community as it takes real investment by companies to build for this nascent platform.

That can stymie nascent breakthroughs.