Sentence examples for nascent issue from inspiring English sources

Mobile malware remains a small and nascent issue, especially when compared to the scale of threats crowding around desktop OSes, but the threat that is out there continues to mostly affect Google's Android platform.

All begins idyllically enough for Seymour and Dawn: They move out to bucolic, upscale Old Rimrock, buy a gorgeous country home and raise a daughter, Merry (played at age 8 by Ocean James and at 12 by Hannah Nordberg), a luminous, precocious child with an agonizing stutter and perhaps nascent "daddy issues".   .

Three leading Muslim clergymen on the island and six of its nascent political groups issued separate statements today demanding an investigation of the episode as well as the expulsion of the ambassador, Ronald Neumann.

The same vision should be applied to every issue the nascent food movement is tackling.

He is right to fear premature regulation of nascent technologies, but a number of issues that are likely to dominate his tenure as chairman will require aggressive regulatory action to encourage competition.

Beset by invidious legislation and a decimated economy, among other issues, the nascent "failed state" ethos that has taken hold in the desert is escalating even as the leading edge of a people's movement begins to push back half a continent away.

Political funding may quickly become an issue in the nascent 2016 presidential campaign, which could wind up the most expensive ever.

External finance is a central issue for innovative nascent ventures.

Vice President Gore, who has made opposition to sprawl a defining issue of his nascent presidential campaign, defines the problem as building "flat not tall" — letting houses and office parks spread into the countryside.

But the two already appear to disagree on the key issue of the nascent investigation.

Ignoring an issue at a nascent stage when it shows symptoms of a larger crisis can cost us too much.