Sentence examples similar to incipient tendencies from inspiring English sources

When, for instance, my daughter's Maltese, Lucky, displayed incipient antisocial tendencies -- he urinated on everything; we screamed; he yawned -- our despair was short-lived because my wife called someone.

That highlights an incipient trend.

Because economic and social factors were barely reflected in the sources he used, appearing only dimly in the background as "forces" and "tendencies," Ranke found it increasingly difficult to understand the modern age of incipient social change.

In the past I've had issues with aspects of this "Nutcracker," particularly its materialism (it was created in the Reagan era, after all) and tendency to infantilize, boosted partly by Joffrey's choice to obscure Clara's incipient love interest in favor of a father figure.

The doctors diagnosed incipient schizophrenia.

Were the sandbags for incipient flooding?

There are now incipient signs of recovery.

An incipient Minimalism was in circulation.

"Nothing incipient kills people," he objects.

It is an incipient constitutional crisis.

But the recovery is still incipient.