Sentence examples for incipient success from inspiring English sources

Their parent-teacher conferences are like mini-Hall of Fame enshrinements as all gather to worship at the flame of their incipient success.

Incipient success of anti-angiogenic therapy in similar tumours (Hurwitz et al, 2004; Johnson et al, 2004) suggests that adjuvant anti-angiogenic agents combined with chemotherapy or radiotherapy may be particularly attractive approaches to target tumour and endothelial cells, and thus, to enhance treatment efficacy (Sun and Tang, 2004).

Will success, even incipient greatness, mellow Leigh?

In addition, HA nanoparticles have achieved brilliant successes in remineralization of incipient enamel lesions [24].

Among the biological activities of tumor protein p53 (p53), induction of apoptosis has a prominent role in tumor suppression by eliminating incipient cancer cells and in mediating cytotoxic effects that in part determine the success of conventional cancer treatments.

It's hard to argue that the stimulus package reviled by big government-loathers is a success when unemployment continues to rise and most Americans feel none of the incipient "recovery" spotted by Ben Bernanke.

Given the paucity of political explanations for Isis's racing success, and knowing only what Isis rule means for the majority of inhabitants of the incipient "Islamic state", American or British bombs seem to offer a tempting short cut.

That highlights an incipient trend.

The doctors diagnosed incipient schizophrenia.

They failed to consider incipient heart disease.

Were the sandbags for incipient flooding?