Sentence examples for no fledgling from inspiring English sources

The girl is no fledgling.

No fledgling writer ever got luckier than I did then.

Georgia is no fledgling democracy to be defended but a "fully-fledged US satellite".

No fledgling amateurs these: Back in 1971 Dolgoff, with Tullo's help, invented holographic transfer printing.

But emerging markets have come a long way in the past 10 years and are spearheading the global economy to the point where they are no longer fledgling markets facing a teenage growth spurt.

Breeding success was analyzed separately for mating success (binary variable: 0, no success; 1, success) and for nesting success (0, no fledglings; 1, at least one fledgling raised) in the preceding season, as well as in relation to tall wetland vegetation cover in its territory in the preceding season.

Finally, 2011 was a very good year for breeding and the development of nestling collared flycatchers in our study site, with a nest failure probability (i.e. no fledglings produced) from 20 to 50% lower than in the previous years (B. Doligez, unpublished data).

Today it's no longer a fledgling operation with a limited repertory (almost entirely Balanchine) and an even more limited budget.

But then Stewart, who will almost certainly be the next MP for Penrith, is no ordinary fledgling politician.

As you contemplate buying your first hybrid/flex fuel/wind-powered car, the one thing you're probably asking yourself (other than, "Is this the only way to assuage my carbon footprint guilt?") is, "Where are all the flying cars and jetpacks already?" Well, ask no more, fledgling futurist: we have been to the future, and we have seen both flying cars and jetpacks.

When is a fledgling company no longer a start-up?