Incipient

But not very long ago, any of these events might have been taken by climate-conscious liberals as forbidding signs of a kind of incipient climate apocalypse.

He shot down incipient rumors that Trump was considering replacing him with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, telling a reporter: “I spoke to the President–elect this morning.

Law, defense, and security and intelligence portfolios are the muscle and sinew of big government and underpin the incipient tyranny we’ve experienced for four long years.

The breakup of Pakistan and the emergence of Bangladesh can be understood only in a wider international context of the period: decolonization, the Cold War, and incipient globalization.

The wave of radicalisation in the country found its expression in the appearance of incipient organs of workers' power in the factories and the workers' districts.

They have overthrown elected rulers and sabotaged incipient democracies.

A fight over the fate of the Supreme Court is weighty enough, but beneath the surface of this conflict is an even fiercer struggle about what the Constitution means, one taking place in the context of minority rule and incipient democratic failure.

Away from large studios, independent movies are often where incipient directors make a name for themselves.

Common concerns over Iran are widely seen as having fostered incipient ties between Israel and several Arab states, especially in the Gulf.

If COVID-19 persists anywhere, it will remain an incipient threat everywhere, regardless of efforts to wall it off.

With regard to global growth, Moody’s said the outbreak has diminished optimism about prospects of an incipient stabilization of global growth this year.

And there are incipient signs of stress at U.S. companies and in the economy more broadly.

It was the emblem of a paramilitary organization created by socialists and the Social Democratic Party in 1930s Germany as a rebuke to incipient fascism under Adolf Hitler and the Nazis.

Spain and Ethiopia before the dawn of the 19th century were in the grip of absolutist control to the extent that the environment provided no incentives and the incipient economic institutions asphyxiated whatever initiatives that could thrive.

Such a fire extinguisher can be used to extinguish many types of household incipient fires.

That was in February 2014 and they met up for a second time before the incipient affair fizzled out.

Adele, a black lab, has been alerting Harris to incipient drops in her blood pressure, helping her forestall fainting, so well that Harris went from being afraid to leave her house to living a full, even adventurous life.

However, Turki Al Sheikh himself contributed to defusing the incipient tension between the two kingdoms by throwing his support behind Morocco’s bid to host the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations.

Aristotle believed that no void could occur naturally, because the denser surrounding material continuum would immediately fill any incipient rarity that might give rise to a void.

As wealth from the industrial expansion grew, Catalonia saw a cultural renaissance coupled with incipient nationalism while several workers movements appeared.