Sentence examples for also incipient from inspiring English sources

In these works paint is laid on in broad, rough slabs, becoming earth and also incipient abstraction.

In reference to the AUH, the main CCT in Argentina, the evidence related to its labor impact is also incipient and mixed.

Pottery and stone tools from shell middens in southern China also suggest Incipient Neolithic occupations.

"These not only make the garden look neater but also smother incipient weeds," he said.

Thebes, 11, is an unhygienic (no baths, ever) purple-haired motor mouth covered in fake tattoos; she's also an incipient cutter who regrets being born.

It had exploited not only a widespread distaste for the destructive self-interest of barons and warlords but also an incipient nationalism, which, besides reviving the "religion of monarchy," put new stresses on the foreignness of Englishmen.

We also documented incipient ant queen and colony mortality in field versus laboratory conditions.

However infectious diseases are also an incipient threat to endangered species [ 3] having been classified among the top five causes of species extinctions [ 4].

Following a similar pattern, periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) and Masson's trichrome staining also showed incipient glomerular and tubule-interstitial fibrosis in the kidneys of POKO mice, but fibrosis was only observed in kidneys of ob/ob mice at the tubular level at 4 weeks of age (Fig. 7A).

Why, alert, sports-worn fans and also inveterate incipient-rotten-news collectors (all the rest of us, that is), at home everywhere, when they got to jump up and down and scare the dog with two separate and distinct "Wow!"s within the space of one leap and air-punch.

Small solution drops are also important as incipient precipitation particles.