Sentence examples for fledgling people from inspiring English sources

In official accounts -- repeated in a crescendo of articles and programs, a new official three-volume history and a speech by President Jiang Zemin this morning -- the fledgling People's Republic defended itself against a menacing foreign force, achieving a victory that put China on the world map.

But Mr. Thomas's "magical period" at the company came when he worked as the first advertising director of the fledgling People magazine in the mid-1970's, his son said.

Birgitta Jonsdottir, a member of Parliament from the fledgling people-power Civic Movement Party, said that a "no" vote would send a strong message to the world.

The leaders of the fledgling Donetsk People's Republic have vowed to drive the Ukrainian army out of their land.

If the torpedo works, Hunsader will be at the heart of one of the legal battles of the fledgling century – The People versus Big Finance.

The fledgling field of "people analytics," which measures things such as employee engagement, looks especially promising.

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration trumpeted a near-milestone Thursday for the Affordable Care Act's fledgling program for people with pre-existing conditions: Enrollment has almost reached 50,000.

The situation is even worse in Pakistan, a supposedly fledgling democracy, as people have to fight a daily war of sustenance and thus find no time to combat extremists.

Mention 12-tone music to younger people and fledgling concertgoers, and for the most part they draw a blank.

TRIPOLI, Libya — Efforts by Libya's transitional government to assert its authority over the capital were marred over the weekend, after members of a powerful rebel militia exchanged fire with soldiers in the fledgling army, leaving two people dead.

I was particularly intrigued by LearnVest's fledgling efforts to help people with basic financial planning by pairing them with a real certified financial planner for a reasonable price.