Sentence examples for too incipient from inspiring English sources

Until now literature about this subject is too incipient and should be developed.

Is there a general formula used by VCs to establish a company value when sales are too incipient or there are no sales yet?

In the continuous time setting, the relation between operator-valued Fourier multiplier and boundedness of their symbols is well documented (see, e.g., [5 10]), but we emphasize that the discrete counterpart is too incipient and limited essentially a very few articles (see, e.g., [11, 12]).

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.

But another part of the gamble is that the country has changed too: that the incipient recession has fostered a new mood of social solidarity, a yearning to "share the pain" of the downturn particularly if the pain is aimed at bankers and other much-loathed "spivs and speculators".

If prices rise under those conditions, he writes, "demand will soften and so too will any incipient price pressures".

Given the world-wide incipient depression, too, his doing this would also assure that the US will be better able to rally our friends behind a global-wide plan for economic recovery.

A review in the New York Post read: "Given the vanishingly small likelihood that an established criminal's promise to go straight at any given moment should be taken seriously, the film doesn't push the idea of incipient redemption too much.

The Chancellor's Autumn Statement underlined that for all the ineptitude of the Coalition Government's austerity – its failure to meet the deficit and debt targets agreed in 2010, its inability to achieve essential "rebalancing", and the danger that the incipient recovery is too reliant on an artificial boom in house prices and personal consumption, it is George Osborne who holds the trump card.

Bernanke and most of his colleagues on the Federal Open Market Committee (which has its next meeting on Aug. 11-12) believe that implementing the exit strategy too early risks undermining the incipient recovery.

Presumably this reflects cases where the drug was given too late to prevent an incipient episode since antimalarial drugs do not reduce the parasite burden instantaneously, even if given intravenously [29].