fledgling

a fledgling enterprise; a fledgling skier.

nursed the fledgling business through an economic downturn.

provided seed capital for a fledgling business.

Now both mother and fledglings are doing fine.

The fledgling company is still trying to establish itself in the market.

She is a fledgling writer, eager to make a name for herself in the literary world.

The fledgling bird attempted its first flight from the nest.

The fledgling musician performed in front of a small audience for the first time.

The fledgling artist is exploring different styles and techniques to find their own unique voice.

The fledgling chef is still learning the basics of cooking in culinary school.

The fledgling actor landed a small role in a local theater production.

The fledgling entrepreneur is seeking investors to help fund their startup.

The fledgling photographer is honing their skills by practicing every day.

The fledgling designer is excited to showcase their first collection at a fashion show.

By naming things it gives shape to the fledgling science.

Although seaweed has been growing throughout history, the industry today is still fledgling but growing rapidly.

For a fledgling nation the paintings are important as an historical record.

Where Britain has fallen down is in turning fledgling companies into listed world-beaters.

The fledgling dissident movement was systematically crushed—by imprisonment, exile, coercive psychiatry or ferocious pressure on family members.

It was the film that nearly destroyed Francis Ford Coppola's fledgling career.

The satellites will join others in the company's fledgling constellation internet service.

No one won that prize, but it kick-started a fledgling lunar aerospace industry.

All the contact that the fledgling has here will be through latex puppets that represent its parents.

If a fledgling, testing out its wings, drops to the ground, it can get covered with the seeds.