Sentence examples for still incipient from inspiring English sources

But the recovery is still incipient.

Other sports, such as baseball and boxing, are still incipient in El Salvador.

His self-realization involved an unprecedented artistic freedom that was bound up with his expansion of the burgeoning, still incipient art of the cinema.

Paulistanos not least those mouldering in the outer ring will hope that the city's still incipient revival will strengthen under their new mayor.

Born on either side of 1500, they were still incipient geniuses when the High Renaissance peaked in the decade before 1520.

Studies of the application of LCOs associated with Azospirillum to cereals crops are still incipient.

Surrounding this segment is an unfolding urban epic: the already begun but still mostly incipient development of the West Side rail yards.

Tebow was still an incipient N.F.L. phenomenon, and, as the Jets watched film of him, the length of time it took him to release his throws and the frequent inaccuracy of those throws left many players incredulous.

Nevertheless, the application of those algorithms to complex biological processes is still very incipient.

The provision of human-designed floods in regulated rivers is still an incipient worldwide practice.

Though the applications of these browser technologies are still largely incipient, it certainly looks like Cycleblob's plumbing could eventually spell doom for Flash.