Sentence examples for with this incipient from inspiring English sources

The only problem with this incipient revolt is that these words actually date to 1911, the shaky toddler years of American motorization.

This incipient impatience with fiction makes sense, since Dyer's working method in many of the literary essays is to squeeze the poles of life and art as close together as possible: D. H. Lawrence, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Richard Ford and James Salter are each, in turn, presented to an X-ray that tries to pinpoint the skeleton of real life behind the distracting flesh of fiction.

In the Mencius this theme emerges in identification of the distinctively human potentials with the incipient tendencies to develop the moral virtues (Mencius 2A6, 6A1, 6A3, 6A7).

Might this have occurred as a response to detrimental environmental factors associated with the incipient raise of O2?

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.

Yet for Cuban workers and managers, the joint ventures with foreign corporations, combined with incipient reforms in agriculture, small enterprise and state enterprises, mark the beginning of a transition.

(2012) is an attempt to resolve this question, although it deals with only incipient phases of population divergence and not with speciation.

One of the DE genes segregates with the gold phenotype in a genetic cross and might be associated with incipient speciation in this highly "species-rich" lineage of cichlids.

Interestingly, one of the genes that we found to be upregulated during transition also segregates with the gold phenotype in a genetic cross and is possibly associated with incipient speciation in this system.

The interaction of such stress fields with small incipient interface cracks is studied in this paper.

Since September, Mr. Angle has been absorbed with identifying any incipient problems with the first batch of Roombas.