Sentence examples for infancy room from inspiring English sources

In its infancy, Room 77 still must compete with Priceline's "Name Your Own Price," Hotel.com's package deals and Expedia's exhaustive list of filters for hotel amenities or accessibility options.

Taken together, the two sets of numbers suggest a category in its infancy, with room for growth, especially in the lower reaches of the market.

Modernity itself was in its infancy.

The rooms where we lived, where we staged our meals and ceremonies and self-dramatizations and where some of us went from infancy to adolescence, rooms and stairways so imbued with our daily motions that their irregularities were bred into our bones and could be traversed in the dark, do not seem to mourn, as I had thought they would.

It should be emphasized that EPV is a developing science, still very much in its infancy, and there is therefore room for further debate and research before any formalized approach to EPV is established.

"This market is in it's infancy and there is plenty of room for both of us to grow".

Commercial broadcast stations had a monopoly on the family living room, cable was in its infancy, and the worldwide Web was a phrase associated with global conspiracy theorists.

However, valid and reliable evaluation of real-life skills in the operating room is still in its infancy, specifically with regards to cochlear implant surgery.

He was an early adopter of both the Grameen Bank and Room to Read in their infancies.

Each infant received standard neonatal care and was raised during infancy in their individual home cage in the same rearing room as the other members of their peer group following standardized protocols (Sackett et al 2006a; Schneider and Suomi 1992).

7 Lonsdale St, Braddon 9am: Coffee at The Cupping Room Although Canberra's coffee scene is still in its infancy, the quality is already on par with what's available in Melbourne and Sydney.