Sentence examples for its incipient from inspiring English sources

It is in its incipient stages, and I have enjoyed the opportunity to shape a future legacy at the school".

It appears to have mostly abandoned its incipient economic reforms and has declined to enter new international talks about its nuclear weapons program, leaving its neighbors and the United States alarmed about its intentions.

The opening title sequence, in which the outlaw posse controlled by Holden's character Pike Bishop enters town and attempts to rob a railroad, is noteworthy for the way it juxtaposes its theme music and its incipient outlaw bloodlust with a scene of local children pitting two scorpions against an army of fire ants.

There's a fascinating look at the genre's initial 1950s heyday, as well as the hysteria that greeted it — preachers and politicians warning of everything from its incipient Communist subversion to its promotion of wanton sexuality.

And it has a geopolitical priority: the consolidation of Mercosur, its incipient customs union with Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay, and the linking of this to the rest of South America.That prospect worries some free traders in the United States, who see Mercosur as a potential protectionist obstacle.

Yet how does any of this fit with the thrust of Leveson and its incipient implementation?

I set out to talk to this new generation of housing activists, visiting two cities: one, Dublin, in which the problem has festered for some time and is now at a seeming crisis point; and the other, Berlin, which, for all of its progressive housing legislation, now faces the telltale signs of its own incipient crisis.

Since Egypt's 2011 revolution, subsequent counter-revolution and the emergence of its own incipient Islamic State franchise, travel by UK nationals to the country has plummeted by nearly 50%, the ONS figures show.

The field of the neurophysiology of consciousness is at its very incipient stage.

The pulverized coal was extremely hard to be fluidized and its experimental incipient fluidizing velocity was much larger than expected.

Our results provide strong evidence that cognition, even at its most incipient level, obliterates the advantage of defectors in spatial dilemmas of cooperation.