Sentence examples for infancy seem from inspiring English sources

Thus, the patterns of methylation set in utero or in early infancy seem constant even if the diet is changed later in life.

Radio, still in its experimental infancy, seemed a good fit.

It is clear that studies on host pathogen interactions at the miRNA level are still in their infancy and seem to be a promising field for the study of the pathogenicity of human viruses.

Even at that stage, while the Troubles were in what proved to be their infancy, people seemed weary of violence.

Nevertheless, another week of MLS action has resulted in controversy – and with VAR still in its infancy, there seems to be no solution to the matter.

Although the techniques are in their infancy, it seems possible that nanotechnology may be applied to help THz imaging modality find its way into real everyday clinical use.

The airline is still in its infancy, and reservations seem to get lost frequently.

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 flying car is an old idea, and when the automobile and the airplane were both in their infancy, it didn't seem farfetched.

It suffices for Lucy to claim such knowledge — and then, to speak by phone to her mother about some primal experiences from infancy — for it to seem real.

Wireless earbuds are still in their infancy, and there still seem to be some tough issues left to nail when it comes to mass production.