Sentence examples for fledgling for from inspiring English sources

That is not easy for a security bloc burdened by prejudices from a bygone era, a group of democracies – some old, some fledgling – for which there are divergent opinions on how to tackle terrorism and treat bogeymen like Russia and Iran.

Reiss, now a poised and unassuming 21-year-old, swiftly showed she was not going to stay a fledgling for long; her second play, The Acid Test, which she dismissively describes as "a post-university drunk-in-a-flat play", was widely praised too.

The fledgling escapes with Jack, who reveals that LaCroix has issued an execution order on the fledgling for framing Nines on orders from Ming-Xiao.

REUTERS BREAKINGVIEWS Blackstone Buys 1,400 Properties in Atlanta  |  The deal by the Blackstone Group was "the biggest bulk purchase for the fledgling homes-for-lease industry," according to Bloomberg News.

Over that period, at points within about a mile of the smelter, the average number of eggs for the flycatcher increased, as did the average number of fledglings for both species.

The parent birds feed the fledglings for around two weeks after they leave the nest, but the young do not remain long in the parents' territory.

Therefore, we propose that in a marine natural cycle B. garinii survives in I. uriae ticks rather than in the birds, a hypothesis testable through examination of fledglings for the presence of Borrelia infection.

Hence, the data set consisted of 186 cases where we knew the annual genetic reproductive success (in terms of number of fledglings), for 162 individual males.

There is a fledgling market for payments for "environmental services", such as sequestering carbon and preserving biodiversity.

Ditto for the Insect 5 K project for 5,000 insect species, and the fledgling Global Invertebrate Genomics Alliance GIGAA) for invertebrate species [ 9].

Not only did Facebook buy this fledgling company for a bazillion dollars, but for many folks it has become the social media platform of choice.