It was 1996, and the air was suffocated with incipient Blairism, Britpop, and Skinner & Baddiel.
Easily forced bulbs like tulips and daffodils come with incipient flowers enclosed, but not freesias.
Milky and Combo's drive to a cafe miles out of town is pregnant with incipient horror.
The cause of death was recorded as "cirrhosis of the liver with incipient tuberculosis".
Burchfield became the firm's head of design, but, by 1929, he was miserable, with incipient ulcers.
How many of the men on the field in the Super Bowl will be playing with incipient dementia?
In the ravishing "Summer Night / Inger on the Beach" (1889) seaside rocks seem to pulse with incipient life.
Michael's poems are interior, fragmentary, and austere, often stripped down to single-word lines; they seethe with incipient violence.
Lanchester simpers with incipient insubordination and, of course, resurfaces, in that immortal electrified Nefertiti coiffure, as the Bride.
In this repertory, with incipient Romanticism beginning to burst into bloom, a stronger interpretive hand (not to utter the dread word "conductor") may be needed.
For example, if CRP levels go up when heart disease begins, because of inflammation in arteries, CRP levels would be higher in people with incipient heart disease.
