Sentence examples for some incipient from inspiring English sources

As some marginal shows find a hope for new life, some incipient hit shows could see their early hopes squashed.

Eventually, some incipient reproductive isolation may take effect because the two gene pools are no longer adapting in concert.

Maybe not the profound change she was hoping for from the drug, but some incipient sense of desire.

The phases in the 430 °C treated layer are mainly of γ′-Fe4N, nitrogen and carbon expanded martensite (α′N), and some incipient CrN phases.

It was a pretty happy shop, despite some incipient tensions political, not personal between Peretz, Krauthammer, and sometimes Kondracke, on the one hand, and everybody else, on the other.

Charioteers boasted of the number of their victories as modern athletes brag about their "stats," indicating, perhaps, some incipient awareness of what in modern times are called sports records.

Several species are composed of multiple, genetically distinctive lineages (in some cases, incipient or new species) due to independent colonization histories from distinct, divergent source populations.

Regardless of the law that emerges from Congress, some in the incipient crowdfunding industry are gearing up to police themselves.

In this way, the co-founders have plenty of plans for how the platform will differentiate from the big names, but some are still incipient — in part because the platform was founded about three months ago and in part because some may be subject to change.

Before we explore the evolution in Einstein's thinking that led to his theory of general relativity, and the inspired work that followed during its golden age, we will therefore begin by tracing some of the incipient thinking that led to the problem in the first place.

There were a lot of ways for David Plouffe to make boatloads of money in the private sector, but it's hard to interpret the fact that he chose this particular battle to be anything but some form of incipient, free-market libertarianism.