Examples of using Incipient in English and their translations into Czech
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Incipient tuberculosis.
He called it incipient communism.
The incipient influence of English clothing style.
He called it incipient communism.
The prevailing theory is that it would have been born with an incipient.
Today's incipient negotiations with the Awami League are cause for hope.
Teeth are decaying,indications of incipient scurvy.
Beyond signs of malnutrition and incipient anemia. Well, the autopsy revealed nothing out of the ordinary.
It's a classic adolescent response to the pressures of incipient adulthood.
In any event, in the light of these incipient studies and the work undertaken in this report, it is possible to identify some challenges, risks and lessons.
The fishing sector in Mauritania remains at a very incipient level of development.
When on this occassion I met with the incipient cheese maker David Koman, it became immediately clear that in the trendy Czech cheese market he has something truly extraordinary.
Dr. Jekyll's serum has proven remarkably effective… at curing your mania, and incipient aggression.
Compared to the forces of evil in lawn bowls and badminton. but incipient terrorism's hardly a problem The case that's taking up most of my time is radicalised youth.
The autopsy revealed nothing out of the ordinary beyond signs of malnutrition and incipient anemia.
It is through this report that the Europe of today, despite the incipient economic crisis, votes again to take responsibility for what sort of Earth we will bestow to future generations.
Dr. Jekyll's serum has proven remarkably effective… at curing your mania, and incipient aggression.
The incipient European External Action Service has thus lost the opportunity to publicly introduce itself with a mission such as this, which Europeans understand and which solves problems that are real to all Europeans at the moment.
Well, the autopsy revealed nothing out of the ordinary beyond signs of malnutrition and incipient anaemia.
Bias can give rise to confining attention solely to segments of social economy entities- such as social enterprises orvoluntary organizations- to stages of development of entities of the social economy e.g. entities in their incipient stage of emergence and experimentation, excluding those that are under development and consolidation thus seriously limiting the transformational and generational potential of social added value of the social economy.
Rare photos and reminiscences by the Wilson,his songwriting partner Van Dyke Parks and their collaborators recall the exuberant creativity of the months-long sessions and the self-doubt and incipient depression that killed the project.
Moreover, we have seen over recent weeks that there is political progress at least in the sense that the incipient revolt is the extremely clear and obvious expression of a desire for freedom.
We need a systemic approach that addresses andresolves the causes of the problems, nipping incipient problems in the bud.
And when that first frog shimmied out of the water and employed it's vocal chords in order to attract a mate or to retard a predator,do you think that that frog ever imagined that that incipient croak would evolve into all the languages of the world, into all the literature of the world?
Compared to the forces of evil in lawn bowls and badminton. The case that's taking up most of my time is radicalised youth, but incipient terrorism's hardly a problem.
The point is that whoever dumped him there may very well be walking around with incipient plague at this moment.
For me, the lesson is simple: when weather conditions such as that occur, conditions that can be predicted, that can be forecast, we must be able to rely on the backup of a European civil protection force such as the one recommended by the Barnier report, and which will make it possible,in particular, to fight incipient fires before they get out of hand, because afterwards it is too late.