Sentence examples for its very infancy from inspiring English sources

The debate about work-life balance was in its very infancy.

Apparently the universe is still in its very infancy, within the vanishingly small segment of its history that will support life.

The science of love and sexuality is still in its very infancy.

And this in the very infancy of Scotland's parliament.

"We were at the very infancy of the artisan cheese movement," Ms. Mickler said, "and we didn't even know it".

And major publishers are still at the very infancy of embracing these subjects in ways that aren't childish or insensitive.

These activities are still at their very infancy and more research is needed.

It's an exciting new world that is still in its infancy — very few of the big players are even mentioning inclusivity.

"We're doing O.K. with the technology, but its still very much in its infancy," Dr. Murphy said.

Therefore, the question of the existence of solutions for fractional differential equations is in its infancy as very few results are available in the literature.

The results thus show that there is no distinct emphasis on any particular content-category theme for CSR disclosure in the hotel sector and in fact, CSR reporting in the Tourism industry still seems to be in its infancy with very similar findings as Medrado and Jackson (2016).