Incubating in a sentence

Race Forward Executive Vice President Eric K. Ward argues for the importance of incubating governance through formal institutions of government, as spaces that must be directly contested in order to achieve a truly inclusive, multiracial society.

The reason for this confidence is that the institutional investors see high value in the companies AEL is incubating within its fold, a top Adani Group executive said.

This involved incubating the mold strain in a patulin-rich solution and focusing on the substances that gradually appeared both inside and outside its cells in response to patulin over time.

He underscored the pivotal role of a skilled workforce and innovative offerings, such as its new product, BankBox, which has been incubating and testing for six months.

However, I must limit my time when working in the area of the box when the birds are incubating their eggs.

After seeing a video of a woman incubating quail eggs, she decided to try something similar with duck eggs she bought in a Waitrose supermarket, she told the BBC.

Because if a person doesn't present enough symptoms to know themselves that they are ill, then they effectively may as well still be incubating the virus.

But as the raptor center prepared to discharge its patient, researchers monitoring the nest discovered that the female had picked up another partner, and may already be incubating the newcomer’s eggs.

Despite testing negative, people could still be incubating the disease.

Drone footage, taken before the pair started incubating, showed three large eggs.

Having launched a business that had been incubating for a long time, the pair feel great that faerly.ie is now up and running.

The hatcheries therefore did a major cull of eggs that were already incubating, taking most of the financial hit as well.

The hatchery has chicks incubating and orders coming in constantly, she explains.

The plan included buying and incubating more brands, and possibly setting the company up to hit the public markets one day.

They could have been incubating the virus “on their way out of Wuhan”, he said.

We believe that some workers who came into Canada later in March may have been incubating the disease when they came in,” Mema told a news conference.

Which breath, or facial swerve, might plop the virus right into someone else’s lungs, for them to carry it around for a couple of days, incubating until they finally test positive back home?

An adult sat motionless, incubating the eggs.

And then Zuboff appeared to go quiet, though she was clearly incubating something bigger.

Each spring I wait for the return of wood ducks and then, with cameras mounted inside their nesting boxes, I document the egg laying, incubating, and hatching.