Sentence examples for fledging field from inspiring English sources

Despite his doubts, Bacskai can't fully resist the dream driving this fledging field.

This study will contribute to the fledging field of supervision research by providing evidence about effective supervision practices, their impact on therapists, and the perceived impact on clients and client work.

We did not remain at the field station long enough to record fledging success, which occurs between 35 and 40 days old.

By monitoring the penguins from hatching to fledging, Fraser determined that pairs of Adélie penguins in his study area successfully raised, on average, 1.3 chicks to fledging.

Other officials involved with the talks said the W.W.F. was eager to play at Giants Stadium because of the credibility and visibility it would bring the fledging league, and was also willing to pay for some of the field maintenance costs.

By the time scientists start showing up for the summer field season in December, the adults are mostly gone, the chicks are fledging, and the sea ice on which they breed is breaking up.

On average, birds fledged 94 days after hatching and left the nest 95 days after fledging.

But her fledging home is still fragile.

Most English football fans will be unaware that, in the fledging days of a managerial career that began in 2006, the 47-year-old scouser became something of an expert in the field of winning finals, collecting back-to-back FAI Cups and the Irish League Cup in little over a calender year with fairly unfashionable Sligo Rovers.

Paganism continued to thrive alongside the fledging Christian mission.

Upon fledging, they resemble the adults and immediately fly adeptly.