incipient造句

There was no frustrated incipient middle class urging change in 1978.

As it is, high real interest rates act as a powerful brake on Japan's incipient recovery.

The designers start out by drawing the silhouette and the characteristic lines of the incipient vehicle.

Nor has it provided much impetus to incipient or ongoing peace processes.

Offering training and credit—as Brazil has done—to Cuba's incipient private sector would be a good move.

Not only are there signs of an incipient national turnaround, but regional figures give further reasons for hope.

The advantages of cooperation and social learning then propelled the incipient human groups along a different evolutionary path.

The Mayo Clinic's Dr. Hensrud says it could be incipient starvation instead. 'But once you reintroduce a normal diet, everything goes back to normal, ' he says.

Despite carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders and a sense of incipient doom in his heart, he's stayed determined throughout the series.

The SCO "is an incipient counterweight" to the U.S. and NATO, Kupchan says. "If they spike it with Iran, you've got something ugly."

Still, some specialists said the incipient rally is reminiscent of the aborted upturn that began in mid-November after stocks had tumbled to their lowest level in 11 years.

Governor Ben Bernanke, an ex-Princeton professor, made a clear and credible case for the power of the Federal Reserve in fighting any incipient deflation (see Deflation: Making Sure "It"Doesn't Happen Here).