Sentence examples for infant stages from inspiring English sources

But still, this idea is in its infant stages".

"It's in its very infant stages, but we're certainly looking at it".

"We are at the infant stages of probing this issue of law," said Brian Barney, chair of the family law department of the association.

We are still in the infant stages of understanding how neurons throughout the brain are connected, how these connections give rise to behaviors, or how connections change.

But he added: "I think the most important thing for a museum in its infant stages is to set a clear standard of quality and garner the support of the local community".

India in 1983 was still in its infant stages of economic development; however, like today, it was a popular destination among Westerners with its marketable poverty, a lingering sense of spirituality, mysticism and a rich history.

Deborah Tobia, 32, of Pleasantville is past the infant stage.

In contrast to the long history of PCP, the technology of HCP is still in its infant stage.

"We are still in the infant stage of our industry and we are learning what works by researching and trying new things," she said.

It's like when an infant trips and falls – people rush to pick them up and crowd around them going, 'Are you OK? Are you all right?' But as soon as you're out of that infant stage, when you trip and fall, everybody laughs at you.

People with experience in building grass-roots organizations, like Mr. Cantor, say that Dr. Dean's New York volunteer base was never tested and that it is hard to imagine that in such an infant stage it will hold together for another candidate.