Meanings of become an incubator in English

It has also become an incubator for taking Trinidadian arts abroad.

One might say it has almost become an incubator for hedge fund managers to stretch their investment acumen.

The luxury liner has become an incubator for the novel coronavirus, with more than 600 people now infected.

University of New South Wales head of sexual health Professor Basil Donovan says the Western Pacific has become an incubator for the resistant strains.