Sentence examples for its incipient stages from inspiring English sources

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

Earlier this week, the National Human Rights Commission issued a report that criticized public servants "who have failed to act appropriately to control the violence in its incipient stages or to prevent its escalation thereafter".

Literary history demonstrates that Vedic-oriented brahmins have been involved in Shakta Tantrism from its incipient stages of development, that is, from at least the sixth century.

Although epigenetic changes in nuclear DNA (nDNA) are now emerging as important areas of investigation in many acquired chronic diseases, epigenetic modification of mtDNA is still in its incipient stages.

Domestically, Yamagata did his best to suppress the social-labour movement in its incipient stage, while strengthening the autonomy of the armed service and the bureaucracy.

But again the question arises: why?Karl Smith quotes Arthur Burns, who was chairman of the Fed through most of the 1970s:Viewed in the abstract the Federal Reserve System had the power to abort the inflation in its incipient stage fifteen years ago or at any later point, and it has the power to end it today.

Despite the fact that the general population would not notice the impact of this type of reform at its incipient stage, the consequences would be evident in time.

Different transcription (phonetic vs. orthographic) and notation systems (linear vs. score-like) for verbal interaction are used, while systematic integration of suprasegmental (prosodic) and paralinguistic (nonverbal) information is still in its incipient stage.

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

Even though we detected increased DAPK1 expression in the brains of AD patients, it has not yet been determined whether it is a reliable biological diagnostic marker for the incipient stages of AD.

In the other culture, which had a CSL YE ratio of 7 3, it was found that M. alpina grew well in the incipient stages of fermentation but the cells still underwent autolysis quickly on the 3rd day and onward (Figure omitted).