Examples of using Incipient in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In its place we have an incipient police state.
There's an incipient happiness, but also a lot of anguish.
Teeth are decaying, indications of incipient scurvy.
Israel is an incipient apartheid state, just as Kerry I said on Friday.
The study of ADHD is still in its incipient stages.
These incipient human beings must now receive an etheric body and a physical body.
I'm hardly myself if I'm not in a state of incipient desire.
He called it incipient communism, you know, and of course, that's when he had his stroke.
This is because green tealeaves when the leaves are still in the incipient stage.
The misnamed Arab Spring of 2011 began with an incipient food crisis in Egypt and a water crisis in Syria.
Always that erotic murmur,I'm hardly myself if I'm not in a state of incipient desire.
This, then, is the first element of incipient nationhood: the identification, selection, and blessing of the leader.
The autopsy revealed nothing out of the ordinary beyond signs of malnutrition and incipient anaemia.
Armenia and Georgia have both seen incipient growth through the 2000s rudely interrupted by the global recession of 2008/09.
The ratio of two consecutive Fibonaccinumbers is approximately equal to*incipient slow claps* the golden ratio!
This, then, is the first element of incipient nationhood: the identification, selection, and blessing of the leader, the firstborn.
Well, your eyes are one of your best features,but we can do something about the incipient crow's feet.
Well, at this point, she's still reconciling her incipient need for creative expression with marginally developed fine motor skills.
The One's inability to achieve the perfection they desire feedstheir feelings of guilt for having fallen short, and fuels their incipient anger against an imperfect world.
An example very clear of incipient- successful mobile marketing campaigns is carried out in Spain with the Peugeot 3008, in the middle of this year.
However this claim of Bohemian origin may be somewhat overstated,as there is an incipient version in an Anglo-Norman manuscript of similar date to the Vysehrad Codex.
Twain's opposition to incipient imperialism and American military intervention in Cuba and the Philippines, for example, were well known even in his own time.
In the region there are two River formations that are: the plains located as a high alluvial terrace which has a flat relief to slightly wavy, Sandy Frank,deep soils to moderately deep, with an incipient development of soils;
These incipient human beings whirl around space as they do because they are seeking for suitable parents, parents who will afford the best possible opportunity of receiving an etheric and a physical nature befitting the astral being.
On Monday, IMF chief Christine Lagarde said the fund saw a risk of an extended period of low inflation in the euro zone and that central bankers must be ready to act so thatit does not derail an incipient recovery.
Bumsted in 2000 said that for Manitoba historian James Jackson,the murder of Scott-"perhaps the result of Riel's incipient madness- was the great blemish on Riel's achievement, depriving him of his proper role as the father of Manitoba.".
Thus, foquismo was not simply a product of military calculation(guerrilla fighters in Cuba initially lacked the heavy weaponry and troop strength necessary to meet Batista's army in massed battle),but also an incipient form of political consciousness.
Such a large population, and the incipient economic specialization of chiefdoms, require high food productivity and the ability to generate and store food surpluses for feeding non-food-producing specialists, like the chiefs and their relatives and bureaucrats.
While the device was still in its trial phase, Eric Topol, the chief academic officer at Scripps Health in San Diego and a well-known technology enthusiast,used a prototype of the device to diagnose an incipient heart attack in a passenger on a transcontinental flight from Washington, D.C., to San Diego.
David Thomson, a film critic, is perhaps not Grant's greatest fan, or at least he wasn't in 2010 when he wrote that while Grant, with his“quaff of hair” and“dithery manner,” looked like a“refugee from Thirtiestheatre,” he also might equally resemble“an incipient sneeze looking for a vacant nose.”.