Sentence examples for an incipient from inspiring English sources

That highlights an incipient trend.

It is an incipient constitutional crisis.

It was an incipient infection from childhood".

But Cornwall isn't an incipient suburb yet either.

"Could we quench an incipient pandemic?" Dr. Cox asked.

Row recognized in this sense of connection an incipient community.

This represents, he warns, "an incipient class apartheid".

Moreover, I was feeling an incipient sense of... failure.

Theology intertwines with geopolitics—and an incipient strategic-arms race.

There is, meanwhile, an incipient backlash against unrestrained speech online.

October was a coup against an incipient democracy by a communist dictator.