Sentence examples for fledgling branch from inspiring English sources

During his university years he and other young Jewish mathematicians, who called themselves the Anonymous group, championed a fledgling branch of mathematics called Ramsey theory, which has as its philosophical underpinning the idea that complete disorder is impossible.

Having replaced Alex Scott as a second-half substitute in a game at Wood Green to promote this fledgling branch of football aimed at the over 50s, my first instinct is to run, even though I know I shouldn't.

In 2001, Nadia Rosenthal (pictured left), a leading researcher in muscle gene regulation, left the ivory tower of Harvard Medical School in Boston to head a fledgling branch of the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Italy.

PAGE A15 NEW YORK REPORT A PAPAL KINDRED SPIRIT For Animal Compassion Jan Fredericks of Wayne, N.J., chairwoman of the fledgling American branch of Catholic Concern for Animals, believes that in Pope Benedict XVI she has found a kindred spirit.

After pulling some strings with generals who knew his father, he was assigned to the Office of Strategic Services, the fledgling military intelligence branch.

Return fledgling to nearby tree-branch or nest.

On Saadiyat Island — the capital's fledgling cultural district, where construction of branches of the Louvre and Guggenheim museums has been delayed — villas originally intended for sale now are offered for rent.

Mr. Hudson, at that time a fledgling playwright, was the head of the San Francisco branch.

The leader of the command, Gen. Carter F. Ham, must straddle the new and the old missions, as he demonstrated one day last month when he flew to the northern reaches of this largely desert nation to watch United States troops train Niger's fledgling border corps in basic skills to help combat Al Qaeda's branch in North and West Africa.

A fledgling Islamist theocracy?

He corrects their fledgling Spanish.