Sentence examples for it was incipient from inspiring English sources

I don't know what it was about the combo of a German lady rubbing my stomach, warm water being pumped up my ass, and the demons of my past flying around the room like those things that come and get you when you die in that movie Ghost, but there it was: incipient boner.

That may sound far out there, but in fact it is incipient in the changes to its Apps product that Google announced on Monday.

Attempts to treat MCI as if it were incipient AD, using cholinesterase inhibitors, have failed.

It was an incipient infection from childhood".

The next morning we moved up on the East Hill, and called up a doctor (Theron Wales), from below and he said it was an incipient carbuncle.

When I mentioned that I would eventually like to be a venture capitalist in that country, but that it was an incipient industry, he asked: "So in your opinion, what macroeconomic conditions and structural reforms would you need for venture capital to flourish in Brazil?" I had to reach for a sip of water.

This relationship can now be seen as broadly general, but it was already incipient in isolated case studies of DNA-protein interactions, both specific and non-specific.

As it was in the eras of Gutenberg, Edison and Marconi, the technology is incipient and rudimentary, yet it's rapidly improving.

Both were incipient towns with regular markets.

Or are incipient movements a sign of emerging collective organization?

Polls have been taken, estimates are under way, but there are incipient signs of opposition.