Sentence examples similar to incipient troubles from inspiring English sources

Baking a steady supply of cookies, she would use motherly intuition to sound the alarm about incipient trouble ("Ward, I'm worried about the Beaver") in their immaculate, airy house in the fictional town of Mayfield.

Assigning the Treasury Department the job of spotting incipient trouble and addressing it quickly has support among senators from both parties, though several important provisions, including whether the council would have the ability to bypass existing banking regulators and impose its own rules on huge financial firms, remain to be worked out.

Turkle's ambivalence about technology is about as well thought out as anyone's–her book Alone Together is a good place to start, if you're troubled by our incipient cyborgism.

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.

As if such troubles weren't challenging enough, the incipient National Corruption Bureau has encountered a number of problems.

There are, of course, still big risks — above all, the risk that trouble in Europe could derail our own incipient recovery.

Various signs of incipient trouble air filters clogging up too frequently, borate salts of unusual consistency and rusty colour building up were not fully investigated.

That highlights an incipient trend.

The doctors diagnosed incipient schizophrenia.

They failed to consider incipient heart disease.

Were the sandbags for incipient flooding?