nascent造句

Another nascent technology takes a different approach.

But finding nascent massive stars has proven difficult.

Regrettably, this spirit of Shared responsibility is still nascent in my part of the world.

ASEAN's nascent free-trade zone also excludes services, and tiptoes around Labour mobility.

What's harder to envision is exactly how this nascent industry will evolve.

It is believed that the moon formed when the nascent Earth and Theia collided, sending materials out into space.

AFTER my uncle Sheldon moved to Dallas, he returned to Brooklyn for a visit flaunting a bolo tie, a splashy pair of cowboy boots and a nascent drawl.

Those disconnections make it fanciful to suppose that the nascent dialogue between China and India will lead to rapid breakthroughs in economic co-operation.

For one party, the Indian economy's amazing growth rates indicate that the country is a nascent superpower -an America in the making.

Although the nascent literature on urban living gives examples of both positive and negative effects, the general features of urban health are only just being described and explained.

Exactly what Mr Makhlouf, who is believed to have helped to prop up the Syrian pound and the nascent stock market as turmoil has gripped the country, will divest himself of is unclear.

A currency re-evaluation at the end of 2009 was reversed after reported unrest: the move wiped out the savings of a nascent entrepreneurial class and led to hoarding of goods and produce.

He points to his firm’s aggressive entry into the nascent market for “biosimilars”, which are the generic equivalents of biotechnology drugs, as proof that firms like his need not be toothless.

The U.S. may have as good a chance as anyone of being a strong player in nascent industries, whether next-generation wind turbines, medical devices with nano-scale sensors, or electric cars.