"Retail hasn't happened yet, it is all very embryonic," said Roger E. Eulau, an executive managing director at the Lansco Corporation, a retail brokerage firm.
CEO Carl Wong said: "The thing we do is in a very embryonic industry.
As we're in the very embryonic stages of a 20km biathlon, I'm going to stick with the end of the hockey.
Raúl has recently accelerated badly needed economic reforms and has initiated moves — albeit, in very embryonic forms — toward greater freedom of expression on the island.
Francis Bécard, the director of Troyes Business School, one of the schools involved, described reports in the French news media of the merger as "totally premature," and called the proposals "still very embryonic," in a statement on the school's Web site.
Michael H. Posner, who was assistant secretary of state for human and labor rights until joining the Stern School of Business at New York University this year, said the intent of the requirements was to force companies to examine the murky connections between the business and power in "a very embryonic system," with undeveloped institutions and regulations.
JONES: I think this is very embryonic, and we'll just have to wait and see what's possible.
We can conclude, therefore, that the grouping of services through various clustering of links and strategies (meetings) was only a very embryonic form in the typology of purposive goal-oriented networks.
While these developments are still in a very embryonic stage, they can inspire a research agenda that merges efficacy and safety of synthetic organisms in the same lot to establish a fully functional genetic firewall [52].
"We are a people who value, protect and promote human life from its very beginning -- even in embryonic form -- to its natural end because God values it and wants us to do so," he said.
