Sentence examples for incipient nations from inspiring English sources

In brief, they were barbarians no more, but incipient nations, often adopting Roman ways.

Reagan's legacy includes START (the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty), which was signed during the third year of the George H. W. Bush Administration — several months before the breakup of the Soviet Union left multiple incipient nations, former Soviet republics, with significant nuclear arsenals.

Reagan's legacy includes START (the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty), which was signed during the third year of the George H. W. Bush Administration several months before the breakup of the Soviet Union left multiple incipient nations, former Soviet republics, with significant nuclear arsenals.

Even for an incipient nation-state, having no credit history is worse than having a bad credit history.

The title of his book—"The Excellent Privilege of Liberty and Property Being the Birth-Right of the Free-born Subjects of England"—made his point pretty clearly.The spirit of Coke strode through the incipient nation.

Hong Kong is not an incipient nation-state, and it will not become one.

"The reality is that Hong Kong is not an incipient nation-state, and it will not become one," he writes.

The reality is that Hong Kong is not an incipient nation-state, and it will not become one.

The royal baby has some fairly unique experiences awaiting him, and not just being an incipient king with the nation's eyes upon him.

LOS ANGELES — California's unemployment rate in August hit its highest point in nearly 70 years, starkly underscoring how the nation's incipient economic recovery continues to elude millions of Americans looking for work.

As a focus group for the nation, Augusta reflects the incipient racial divide over President Bush's plan to channel more government financing to religious social services.