Sentence examples for fledgling issues from inspiring English sources

Mitchell has stocks in four veteran nuke companies and one upstart, Canada's UEX, on his buy list, but he steers clear of two fledgling issues and one former government entity, USEC (see table below).

Mitchell has stocks in four veteran nuke companies and one upstart, UEX, on his buy list, but steers clear of two fledgling issues and one former government entity, USEC (see table).

A study from southern France found the mean fledgling number of fledgling per nest was 1.67.

As oil prices soared, shares of energy companies became precious indeed and the supply-demand imbalance induced many fledgling oil producers to issue shares to the public.

NAS's "Guide to the Postdoctoral Experience" will describe issues facing these fledgling scientists and advise all the players--graduate students, postdocs, mentors and supervisors, university administrators, and the government agencies whose funding keeps the system afloat--of their rights and responsibilities.

The period 2012 2014 has been marked by higher survival rates, and an increasing number of birds released; in 2014 nearly 100 young were released, as was the case in 2006, before issues with increasing fledgling mortality began.

Similarly, not even Mr. Hazare's lieutenant Arvind Kejriwal has been able to use anti-corruption as a crowd pulling issue for his fledgling Aam Aadmi Party Commonn Man's party), because the the protests against corruption are linked in the Indian mind to Mr. Hazare alone.

If the fledgling assistant runs into any technical issues, the transaction is handed off to a human employee inside the restaurant.

Kerry and the State Department issue similar statements about fledgling democratic developments all over the world.

Take the fledgling out to practice hunting!

The first issue to emerge from their fledgling publishing enterprise, with the singer Chingy on the cover, came out in March.