Examples of using Nascent in English and their translations into Hungarian
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enthusiasm of Fichte and Diderot and Edward Young for the nascent concept of intellectual property.
they do not include this nascent migraine!
In the past, it might have made sense to protect the nascent industries in the coastal regions from foreign competition.
I think what we want to do at this particular moment is to strengthen the nascent European public space
face heavy local regulations, difficulties in accessing finance, and a nascent entrepreneurial culture.
it will be New Inc, a nascent incubator for practitioners at the intersection of art, design and technology.
on independent public opinion and on a nascent civil society.
The Nara period is characterized by the appearance of a nascent literature as well as the development of Buddhist-inspired art and architecture.
the News Feed also represented a turning point for the company's nascent management team, and its founder Mark Zuckerberg.
Meanwhile, few themes are nascent for the third album.
They are a brand new/ nascent marketing channel to re engage your visitors without knowing their email
The nascent Palestinian state should respect the principles of democracy,
Nascent iodine is believed to be safer
Current applications of this nascent field of“regenerative medicine” include treatment for skin,
The trivialization of AIDS, unfortunately, is a vector of new“nascent” cases(I refer to new contagions,
So far, at this nascent stage of smart home gadgets,
Since online content is a nascent market, the value of new forms of distribution is sometimes still unknown.
And ICOs, a nascent fundraising mechanism by which new cryptocurrencies are created
The nascent blue biotechnology sector currently employs only a small number of people in Europe
The Commission considers that Mobile TV is a nascent service and inappropriate obligations should not be imposed.