Sentence examples for Bringing it to fruition from inspiring English sources

He handed his chief executive, Andrew Mullins, the task of bringing it to fruition.

It will lead to better government, and we look forward to working with the mayor's office in bringing it to fruition.

He created political support for the Human Genome Project and, becoming its first director in 1988, set the goals and strategy that are now bringing it to fruition.

The reason was not to be found in his beliefs - which, in their narrow, obscurantist, religious frame, were far removed from the South African's lofty humanism and compassion - but in the facts of his career, and the part that certain, very personal, qualities - of selflessness, simplicity, conviction and a true sense of service - played in bringing it to fruition.

This was not to be found in his beliefs - which, in their narrow, religious frame, were far removed from the South African's lofty humanism and compassion - but in the facts of his career, and the part which certain very personal qualities, of selflessness, simplicity, conviction, and a true sense of service, played in bringing it to fruition.

However, one analyst suggested there would be significant demand for such a product if Microsoft was able to overcome the hurdles involved in bringing it to fruition.

Any particular genetic predisposition requires particular external circumstances to bring it to fruition.

The government has now started the legislative process to bring it to fruition.

"If we can bring it to fruition, I think it will be a historic agreement," Mr. Miele said.

This success, if we sustain the will and ability to bring it to fruition, will be an important national achievement.

Yet the concept is real enough, and it has taken a former politician to bring it to fruition.