fledgling造句

Early fledgling placental implantation will lead to abortion.

And they are getting it from the venture-capital outfits that have backed many fledgling firms.

A steep descent in an airplane like this would have blacked out a fledgling.

In 1933 he joined McKinsey's fledgling firm when its only office was in Chicago.

That was one way that people tried to create unity in this early fledgling movement.

The colonel has also tried to prevent the rebels' fledgling administration from selling the oil on its own account.

But Qatar's agreement to sell oil on the rebels' behalf has let the fledgling Libyan government raise loans and revenues.

The fledgling radio network NBC's 1931 offer of $ US 120,000 (RMB 972,000) for a season of live broadcasts was irresistible.

Things are now back to normal, but the small and fledgling tourist industry has yet to recover.

The text was particularly interesting for Dee because he was actively engaged in spirit magic and was an evangelist for the fledgling science of mathematics.

Finally, America and NATO must convince the Pakistanis that they mean to stick it out in Afghanistan until the fledgling state can stand up for itself.

When I saw her the next week, I had to do some reframing of my own to help her embrace the fledgling belief.

There are options of exotic flavors like black currant to provide variety and excitement and amusement for the fledgling palette of your child.

Still, the possibility that remotely operated robots might be used by some managers as surveillance devices, or as peeping Toms, has made some in the fledgling industry nervous.

With emerging economies such as those of China and India crying out for more coal, the basin around Tete is expected to play a big part in developing Mozambique's fledgling economy.

More impressive still are their fledgling releases of lightly barrel-aged whiskey, with the dill-like, almost piney tang of new American oak embracing the grain, rather than masking it.