Sentence examples for infancy then from inspiring English sources

It was in its infancy then".

My understanding is that veterinary specialties were really in their infancy then.

Dai Hayward, the former Cardiff and Wales wing, was asked to coach the East Wales side, though coaching was very much in its infancy then.

JB: But if this is a science in its infancy then it's too soon to be trying to wheel it in as an authoritative measurement.

We follow Sonia from the age of 17, in her Granny Alma's house in Hawaii, through her adult years in Las Vegas and Sonny Boy's infancy, then back home to the islands, where she chases forgiveness up a mountain.

The trick is to get through infancy, then the next four years; notch those up, and you're in with a fighting chance – if you are a medieval peasant (or in much of sub-Saharan Africa, or Afghanistan, today) you may well hang in there till 40 or beyond.

Albarn's band Blur were in their infancy back then.

Rapid growth occurs during infancy and then slows until the onset of puberty, when it increases strikingly for several years.

One possible answer is that these capacities are the psychological equivalent of physical traits like testicles or ovaries, which are formed in infancy and then sit around, useless, for years and years.

The competition was in its infancy back then, the final played over two legs at Spotland and Carrow Road, where Norwich confirmed a 4-0 aggregate victory, and it was only in the semi-final that Rochdale met top-flight opposition in Blackburn Rovers.

Partly as a philosophy and partly as a function of lack of time, the little ones learned, not by mastering "infancy" and then moving on to the next level, but by being part of the family community from the beginning.