Sentence examples for infancy when from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L.'s policy was in its infancy when Bennett was arrested.

Yet as an industry it is in its infancy when compared to printing or manufacture.

The oil industry here was still in its infancy when Ralph Klein was growing up.

Tesla was still in its infancy when Mr. Musk put his money behind it in 2004.

"The revolution was still in its infancy when we were arrested," Dr. Darwish said.

Computing was in its infancy when Dr. Engelbart entered the field.

In the epidemic's infancy, when 150,000 Americans were acquiring H.I.V. each year, most infected people were gay white men.

He had the nuclear age in mind, still in its infancy when he wrote his memorable essay in 1949.

That was Nascar in its infancy, when many stock car racers made a living as moonshiners delivering illegal booze.

Negotiators for the advertising industry say they want to eliminate rules from television's infancy, when only a few channels existed.

The movies were still in their infancy when this film takes place, four years before Renoir's death, at 78.