| The volunteer recruiting in Canada, in its incipiency, while resultful, was soon found to be not adequate. |
| The argument, I mean, which is drawn from the difficulty of accounting for the incipiency of complex structures. |
| And what seemed to be a disagreeable affair in its incipiency terminated most agreeably. |
| If this abolition movement is not stopped in its incipiency, it will soon get beyond all control. |
| Yet this conceit in its incipiency, he knew not how to account for. |
| He would crush this disaffection in its incipiency, would vindicate himself and strengthen the cause at one and the same time. |
