Sentence examples for to incipient from inspiring English sources

Gay taste is something more singular, probably linked to incipient feelings of dissimilarity from one's peers.

Cool unflappability yields to incipient panic at the prospect of Elvira's reappearance.

The sell-off had been made worse by new capital controls introduced on August 14th in response to incipient signs of capital flight.

Twain's opposition to incipient imperialism and American military intervention in Cuba and the Philippines, for example, were well known even in his own time.

The efforts of Gomarists to seize churches for their own use in defiance of town authorities led to incipient civil war.

The first is that the Fed is thought to be "behind the curve", ie, it is reacting too slowly to incipient inflationary pressures, such as a tight labour market and rapid growth in consumer spending.

Its revenues are barely enough to buy every citizen a daily cup of tea; since August, they have shrivelled to $9 per person per month.But this does not add up to incipient famine.

Piper's expressive features, which can switch in a second from incandescent rage to incipient tears, tell us all we need to know about a woman tormented by her sister's fertility, her partner's recalcitrance and the remorseless ticking of the biological clock.

The developments range from contract negotiations to incipient organizing drives.

Performance check of the structures is emphasized at two levels corresponding to incipient damage and incipient collapse.

The performance was gauged using dynamic testing (experimental modal analysis) and static testing, again to incipient collapse.