Sentence examples for very infancy from inspiring English sources

And this in the very infancy of Scotland's parliament.

The debate about work-life balance was in its very infancy.

"We were at the very infancy of the artisan cheese movement," Ms. Mickler said, "and we didn't even know it".

Apparently the universe is still in its very infancy, within the vanishingly small segment of its history that will support life.

But in this, as in all matters concerning the length of a reign which stretches back to the very infancy of British polling, we are dependent on occasional attitudinal snapshots rather than the sort of month-in-month-out series available on voting intention.

From the very infancy of the medium, stars and directors have seen an opportunity to open Shakespeare up, not to merely bring him to the attention of the masses but to convince the masses that he is ready for immediate consumption easy on the eye, sweet to the ear.

That, says Lynch, "[suggests] that the microbes in the gut and their products in these highest-risk children drives an allergic response from very early infancy".

Taylor said that the development of affects and the capacity to regulate them is facilitated in very early infancy by the experience of sharing affects and reflecting emotional expressions with the primary caregiver, and subsequently by the playful interactions in which children learn how to name and express sentiments [28].

RH: You were raised in Bali from very early infancy.

This has led some to propose that the exuberant learning which appears to occur in very early infancy spontaneously ends around the transitional age of 9 months (Rovee-Collier and Giles, 2010).

It's an exciting new world that is still in its infancy — very few of the big players are even mentioning inclusivity.