Sentence examples for still infants from inspiring English sources

Constantine and Licinius then reverted to the principles of heredity, designating three potential Caesars from among their respective sons, all still infants, with the intention of securing their dynasties (two sons of Constantine and one of Licinius).

"India After Gandhi" begins with the British, who after years of resisting Indian self-government on the grounds that the country was both too mature ("much too old to learn that business," Kipling remarked) and too young ("they are still infants," one colonialist said), abruptly quit the subcontinent in 1947.

"Crack babies" were sensationalized by the media and written off while still infants.

But during December and January they are still infants, and still covered with down.

This restraint may have been influenced by the fact their mother had previously disinherited all of them when the youngest were still infants, an outcome described as "unnatural" by the Sobieski Stuarts, two English brothers who claimed descent from Prince Charles Edward Stuart.

Most of the bushmeat animals were adults, while most of the pets were still infants or juveniles at the time of sampling.

By saying organizational capacity, it mainly refers to the fact that by September 2009, both provincial governments had not formed their BPBD and at the municipality level, their BPBDs were neither non-existence nor still infant.

The military forces of the still infant Republic of Indonesia were constantly restructuring.

Sweden is also expected to play a leadership role in the still infant and somewhat anemic common foreign and security efforts of the European Union.

Still, infant blood MeHg decreased markedly until 13 weeks of age.

It is in this context that Bangalore's troubles have to be seen: as the acute growing pains of a still-infant industry.