Sentence examples for fledgling awareness from inspiring English sources

The region's climate was reputedly healthful — it had attracted tuberculosis patients for more than a century — but a fledgling awareness of valley fever made the military cautious.

While Mr. Mazzocchi talks big, the membership and public awareness of his fledgling party remain small, and it is unclear how fast the party is growing.

McDonald's delivery business in the U.S. was rolled out about six months prior to 200 restaurants and some type of gimmick – hamburger-themed apparel and supermodel Chrissy Teigen stepping up for delivery duties, for example – was needed to create awareness of the fledgling service.

During and after the Greek War of Independence, Greeks of the diaspora were important in establishing the fledgling state, raising funds and awareness abroad.

The Black Rock Arts Center, a fledgling organization seeking to promote multicultural awareness, has helped enrich the arts curriculum at both local elementary schools by providing instruction in Afro-Caribbean drumming, creative painting, and Suzuki violin training.

Now a fledgling charity, the Body Dysmorphic Disorder Foundation, hopes to raise awareness of the obsessive anxiety condition that leaves people convinced there is something flawed or "ugly" about their looks.

It reflects a slowly growing awareness of the problem and a fledgling effort by ecologically minded chefs to address it.

There's a plethora of online travel startups and established companies trying to crack this nut, so I predict the fledgling company will have a hard time gaining awareness for its service, however nice it may be.

Whether consumers can be roused to passion about these issues is a challenge that distinguishes the fledgling green-flower movement from other campaigns for environmental awareness.

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He corrects their fledgling Spanish.