Sentence examples for infancy does from inspiring English sources

But the rule, which first took effect in 1984, when the internet was in its infancy, does not require online disclosure of prices.

The former is labelled "prejudice and assumption," shot down by experts such as Professor Susan Golombok, an expert on lesbian parent families who has found that "being without a resident father from infancy does not seem to have negative consequences for children".

The excruciating pace of a presidential campaign, even in its infancy, doesn't allow for two consecutive weeks of downtime, much less the long walks on the beach and clambakes the Clintons have come to enjoy in previous years.

What works well in an SMB's infancy doesn't necessarily continue that way as it starts to navigate the complexities of high-growth.

Weight-control experts say that while fatness in infancy does not predict excess fat later in life, overweight at later stages of childhood becomes an increasingly accurate predictor.

However, the absence of evidence of an effect in infancy does not preclude serious adverse effects in later life.

At the time, the cartel, still in its infancy, did not have a point man in the United States who could provide reliable courier service to the West Coast.

He said he was still convinced that the technologies, which he describes as being in "their infancy," do not lend themselves to capturing trademark gestures or peaks of action like Barry Bonds's soaring to rob a batter of a home run.

An explanation for this could be that infections in infancy do only delay but not prevent the progress to overt ALL.

Conclusion: TCV administration in early infancy did not affect children's cognitive development.

Prior studies examining the neural specialization for speech in early infancy did not contrast speech directly with biological sounds.