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in its infancy

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See: ab initio, inchoate


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In its infancy, the market was sponsored primarily by schools and churches.
00 Paperback ZA4080 The age of libraries with most of its material available online rather than in print, is in its infancy and calls for a guide rather than a definitive reference.
Byline: Steve Howarth ALTHOUGH the season is still in its infancy, today's derby could have a huge bearing on the rest of the campaign.
 
 
 
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