Sentence examples for still fledgling from inspiring English sources

In June the EU staged elections to the increasingly powerful, but still fledgling, European Parliament.

It was difficult, in 1969, for the still fledgling program to attract a steady audience.

It is easy to imagine the 2013-14 season being a turning point in Petratos's still fledgling career.

If he wins, the test for Mexico's still fledgling democratic institutions will be to constrain his undoubted political talents within the bounds of the law.

"These are good numbers, but I am mindful that what recovery there is in the UK is still fledgling," James said.

The source of his sudden riches: China's still fledgling capital markets, which until recently were almost entirely off-limits to private entrepreneurs like him.

Feffer notes that it will take time to build support for a still-fledgling franchise.

Last December I rounded up the 10 best web series of 2013, showcasing some of the most click-worthy offerings from the still-fledgling online medium.

What to Do The heart of the still-fledgling arts district in Rahway is the Union County Arts Center, housed in the restored 1928 Rahway Theater building.

From the Army's uniforms, to its hard emphasis on drills, to its translated training manuals, French ideas pervaded and in many ways defined America's still-fledgling military, particularly in the nation's premier military education center.

RONALD CASSIDENTO said he traveled to an organic fair at Suffolk County Community College in Southampton last weekend because there was no more promising place for the still-fledgling organic landscaping industry than Nassau and Suffolk counties.