Sentence examples for infancy state from inspiring English sources

The specialty of emergency medicine is in its infancy state in the long history of the Indian health sciences education system.

However, it is gradually gaining ground in Asia and Africa, although it is not far from its infancy state in Africa, where the technology could be more important considering the economic status of the region and its peculiarity when it comes to water resources predicaments.

Tagged in infancy by state wildlife officials, Poncho was well-known to the residents of Gables by the Sea, an affluent community that juts into the waters of Biscayne Bay, a few miles north of Biscayne National Park.

Exhibit A: When the Syrian civil war was in its infancy, Secretary of State Clinton and her deputies at the State Department -- along with the Pentagon brass -- recommended a reasonably coherent "no boots on the ground" Syria policy.

Mr. Paterson, 53, who has been legally blind since infancy, was the state's first black legislative leader, serving as minority leader of the State Senate.

Despite the relative infancy of the state of scientific understanding of interactions between immunity, food and diet at present, there are already a number of products on the market for either clinical, food or feed-related applications.

When in 1897 the British Government signed away the Haud, its mind was on other African troubles; the protectorate inherits an overwhelming grievance.Both Somalia and the protectorate face a horribly difficult infancy as independent states.

Sure, the wireless Web was in its infancy, but as stated before, I'm an early adopter.

Although the PL properties of g-C3N4 have been investigated in the past fifteen years, the solid-state lighting of g-C3N4-based materials is still at an infancy stage.

There are times in a person's life that are meant to be private, and the state of infancy is certainly the most pronounced of these.

The drug's first effect is vomiting and stomach distress, and members of the group are required to wear diapers to prevent accidents and perhaps to help them regress to a state of infancy.