Sentence examples for with an incipient from inspiring English sources

I, on the other hand, had just returned from the terrifying East, with an incipient desire for the other side.

The face, with an incipient heaviness about the jawline, reflected a wistfulness, an open sensuality, and an ineffable indifference..

No prior historical knowledge is required; those with an incipient interest in migration, refugee studies and humanitarian disasters are particularly welcome.

Faced with an incipient epidemic, the British government finally came clean two years ago, had all older cattle killed and instituted universal testing of livestock.

So there is a new Islamist state on Jordan's eastern border (which is porous) with an incipient Islamist movement at its heart.

On a cool evening in March, Imran Khan, followed by his dogs, walked around the extensive lawns of his estate, sniffling with an incipient cold.

Theology intertwines with geopolitics—and an incipient strategic-arms race.

Perhaps you also know of guide dogs for the deaf, which can alert people to a ringing phone, a doorbell or a smoke alarm, or dogs that can warn people with epilepsy of an incipient seizure, giving them time to get to a safe place before they lose consciousness.

It can be observed that the Memetic Algorithm (MA), a high performance combinatorial optimization ordering method [12] for microarray datasets introduced in 2007, ordered most of the patients with or without an incipient level of AD on the left and the more severe cases on the right.

In this study, adherent patients with COPD had an incipient diagnosis of COPD [ 53] (mild severity and obstructive pattern).

Imbalance in glucose and lipid metabolism of POKO mice compared with ob/ob mice showed an incipient insulin resistance associated with decreased adiponectin expression in kidney, a mechanism that could be implicated in renal failure induced by glucolipotoxicity.