Sentence examples for nascent student from inspiring English sources

CARACAS, Venezuela, Nov. 9 — Finding Yon Goicoechea, a leader of the nascent student movement protesting the expanding power of President Hugo Chávez, is not easy.

Aside from a nascent student movement, which has held protests of increasing defiance in recent weeks, the middle and upper classes seem largely resigned about the outcome of a referendum that is less about specific issues than Mr. Chávez's resilient support among the poor.

These scenes, part of a nascent student movement known as #YoSoy132, are now becoming regular features on the nightly news in Mexico.

That year, he became president of the nascent black-student association, grew an Afro, wore dashikis, and embraced the Black Power rhetoric of non-negotiable "demands".

"We are very impressed with Brian and his team and see enormous potential for the business in what is still a nascent market for student finance in the UK.

Still, students report nascent partnerships with other religious groups on campus, particularly Jews, who were among the first to diversify American colleges in the 1950's.

Today, Crowley occasionally serves as a startup mentor in the city, taking meetings with students and nascent entrepreneurs in New York the way respected tech veterans have long done in Palo Alto or San Francisco.

The collective came together around the Panda Express protest, which also spawned CoFed, a Brower Center-based nonprofit that is supporting students running nascent food coops on several campuses in California, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia.

When my organization was in its nascent stages, fifteen graduate students volunteered their free time to amass a library of educational lessons – something that would have been nearly impossible with a for-profit model.

While many students at the nascent institutions offer glowing reviews and success stories, a recent study by Teachers College at Columbia University that tracked 51,000 community college students in Washington State for five years found that those with the most online course credits were the least likely to graduate or transfer to a four-year institution.

Initial inquiries challenge students to become nascent mammalogists (experts in regard to extant species), establishing a foundation for later inquiries as paleoanthropologists (experts on extinct species).