Sentence examples for its early state from inspiring English sources

For the most part, even in its early state, it works as advertised.

I had too much opining to do for it to be a simple "Preview", but its early state would've made it unfair to do a "Review"; hence, the Pre-review.

It makes sense, of course; as much of a bummer as it is to see a nascent platform abandoned in its early state by one of its parents (it still has Intel and the Linux Foundation standing behind it), Nokia had to choose one or the other.

Within two years, a folding camera had been introduced, with a viewfinder, characterized in its early state as a "dimly lit one-inch square".

The Romney campaign refers to its early state focus as a "kindling strategy," believing that victories there will start a fire to propel them to the nomination.

Hell, its early state is reflected in its very name; this model is called the META.01, suggesting many a revision to come.

Liberal and multicultural Sweden, with its early, state-centered and internationalist conception of civic nationhood, remains very unwilling to compromise on its ideals of universalistic equal treatment, indeed unwilling to accept any conditioning of membership inclusion (Borevi, 2017; Jensen, 2016).

And again in some shadowy future the surf will have ground these rocks to sand and will have returned the coast to its earlier state.

Now that the heat is off they are scattering, and the betting here is that the inquiry will return to its earlier state of momentumless disorganization.

Since, in case of shifting, detection is easier, and retranslation to its earlier state back can be done afterwards, log-polar transformation has been used in image registration very efficiently.

The Perry campaign is betting all its early-state chips on a strong showing in Iowa and South Carolina, while Mr. Romney is far ahead in polls in New Hampshire (while also ahead of Mr. Perry in the other early-voting states).