Sentence examples for nascent phases from inspiring English sources

It is early in free agency, early in the offseason, and the Jets will sign players, draft others, and fashion a full team in 2013 that they hope will reflect the nascent phases of John Idzik's plan for sustainable success.

Experts compare what is happening in Syria to similar nascent phases in Iraq, Yemen, Somalia and northern Mali, where a radicalized domestic core of fighters, eventually supplemented by foreigners and veterans of other jihadi conflicts, gradually swelled into a dangerous, anarchic insurgency.

Another family could throw off the dynamics, and the trust that was just in its nascent phase.

Yet consumer services, in particular, are in a "nascent phase," said Alok Aggarwal, chairman of Evalueserve and a former I.B.M. researcher.

Although the play is very much in its nascent phase of development, it offers an insightful look at a timely question: how can cis people ethically tell trans stories?

Country, R. & B., and rock in its nascent phase were all sloshing around together in 1956, and the participants didn't necessarily know that history had seized them by the shoulders.

In this nascent phase of the art market's development, it sends a confusing message about what makes the selling of art different from its validation in museum-like settings.

It is too early to tell whether one type of advertising will be dominant in developed countries because the market is still in its nascent phase, though banner ads and short video spots are sure to be big, Mr. Lane said.

And, shockingly, it's still in its nascent phase.

It made it," he explains, and he believes that with tagging services still in a relatively nascent phase, the same could happen here.

Electric cars are still in a nascent phase, despite having been around for a long time now, but BMW's i3 feels like a car mature in both design and execution.