Sentence examples for once nascent from inspiring English sources

Once nascent authoritarian tendencies emerge, the first to leave a country are the experts and intellectuals, prompting a "brain drain".

The once nascent field of immunoengineering has recently blossomed to include approaches to deliver and present biomolecules to program diverse populations of lymphocytes to fight disease.

It may seem antithetical to the spirit of being an author, but a focus on marketing has helped turn once nascent businesses into successful brands.

But the issue of online piracy has not gone away, and it's interesting to see how a once-nascent industry is continuing to turn itself into a force to be reckoned with on Capitol Hill.

The market for online lending companies is far more crowded than when Laplanche started Lending Club, and once-nascent peers like SoFi have gained significant mindshare in recent years, making it tougher for new entrants.

The market for online lending companies is far more crowded than when Laplanche started Lending Club, and once-nascent peers like SoFi have gained significant mindshare in recent years, making it tougher for new entrants.

Spotify said Wednesday it would acquire New York podcasting companies Gimlet Media and Anchor FM Inc., establishing itself as a major player in podcasting, a once-nascent category that has emerged as a booming industry.

Web rockers will probably abdicate some of their openness, not to mention their endlessly reiterated concern for fans, once their nascent business models jell.

Once a nascent funnel is spotted, often in the hottest part of the day, Mr. Alys's rule is to watch it and then wait for the next one, which will shimmy down the same path.

Once the nascent peptide is longer than 8 residues (>19 Å in Fig. S6), there is no extra energy cost to further move Onc112 towards the exit and the percentage of active ribosomes remains almost constant (Fig. 1C).

Once a nascent fork is established, either Ku or MCM can load onto the 3' strand and unwind the rest of the ITR to form the hairpin primer required for loading DNA polymerase and executing strand displacement synthesis.