Along with scary implications for touring mummy exhibits and world energy prices, this incipient revolution raises fears over the future of Facebook.
Prices had been expected to fall, so the news helped to calm fears about incipient deflation.
The changes that he was introducing were, in truth, for all the fears of incipient hyper-neoliberalism, well within the usual Fifth Republic boundaries of the welfare state and a government-supervised social contract.
Within two weeks of the Inauguration, the hysterical hyperventilators have come to seem more prescient in their fear of incipient autocratic fanaticism than the reassuring pooh-poohers.
Meg's confidence contrasts sharply with Ms. Bacon's anxious, frizzy-haired Lenny, who quivers from the stress of her family's troubles and the fear of incipient spinsterhood.
They fear the incipient combination of ethnonationalism, reckless populism, and fiscal conservatism in Trump's administration.
Since Chinese media reported late last month that avian flu virus H7N9 had killed two men in Shanghai, additional reports of the disease have emerged in eastern Anhui and Jiangsu provinces and the metropolis Hangzhou, triggering fears of an incipient pandemic.
President Yoweri Museveni's supporters in Uganda amended that country's constitution so he could seek (and win) a third term in February, arousing fears of an incipient dictatorship there.
While it was used as early as the 1940s, fracking didn't come into its own until the 21st century's relatively high oil prices and the fear of an incipient global oil shortage made the costly method more appealing.
The fear it unfurls is a cool fear, not that of an incipient holocaust.
Many of its members fear foreign multinationals as incipient imperialists.
