Sentence examples for are incubating from inspiring English sources
verb
To brood, raise, or maintain eggs, organisms, or living tissue through the provision of ideal environmental conditions.
If you have a large number of eggs to incubate, or are incubating to sell, it may be worthwhile to invest in an incubator.
Globalisation and poverty are incubating these attacks.
America is under attack and America fights back, but against a new enemy: globalisation and poverty are incubating these attacks, and all civilian shipping can do is wait for the next assault.
Bobby and Rosie, the red-tailed hawks of Washington Square Park, are incubating two eggs on a 12th-floor window ledge of New York University's Bobst Library.
Given the widespread misogyny and gender-based violence in the cultures from which the migrants stem, European nations who accept such people are incubating major problems for the future.
Depending on luck and how active the birds are, it can take 30 minutes or more of concentrated watching with binoculars to determine whether a nest is still viable and whether the birds are incubating or feeding nestlings.
They are incubated by it.
Theatre is where those fledgling talents are incubated.
The eggs are incubated for 11 12 days.
They'll be incubating the incubators.
