Fledgeling in a sentence as a noun

Your rule of thumb will serve you in good stead with small local clients, or fledgeling startups.

They will get major major PR and respect, both of which can only help a fledgeling startup.

That seems like a genuinely useful thing an established company could do for a fledgeling one.

Locking a fledgeling business into a $30M lease should feel dark in any economy.

I had a pet crow when I was about 6 years old - he was a fledgeling who'd left his nest on the hottest day of the year and was dehydrated.

Your rule of thumb will serve you in good stead with small local clients, or fledgeling startupsThat is a good point that I didn't make clear in my earlier posts.

I suspect a lot of the media created during the fledgeling decades of the "digital" era will simply vanish.

Fledgeling in a sentence as an adjective

If you squint really hard, universal health care could be seen as pro-entrepreneurship, since it does away with this large barrier to working for a fledgeling company.

Somehow humans survived, even though our fledgeling civilization was reset.

I think the point of this challenge is to encourage fledgeling developers to learn how to sell their games, and think about the money side of things, instead of treating sales as an afterthought.

It's probably better to save for a bit and then to execute than to load up your fledgeling startup with interest payments right from day #1.#7 separate family and business -> It depends.

It looks like a great choice from 2012, but from 1990 it was more of an unknown, and there will be similar developments in the future in other fields that challenge new parents to allow their kids to explore fledgeling prospects.

So I recently started helping my team adopt a B2B content marketing strategy, after being kind of removed from the marketing world for a few years...For a small bootstrapped business, with no writers in-house, fledgeling bare minimum resources starting from scratch with freelancers, the amount of catching up we need to do is staggering.

Fledgeling definitions

noun

any new participant in some activity

See also: newcomer fledgling starter neophyte freshman newbie entrant

noun

young bird that has just fledged or become capable of flying

See also: fledgling

adjective

(of a young bird) having acquired its flight feathers; "a fledgling robin"