Sentence examples for It materialises from inspiring English sources
It materialises only if the party machine succeeds in getting young, poor and minority voters to the polls.
It materialises in the artist's little dots like a ghostly letter "A" rising upwards into the clouds.
And by 2050, power consumption is likely to have risen to 30 terawatts.Scale is one of the important differences between the coming energy boom, if it materialises, and its recent predecessors particularly those that relied on information technology, a market measured in mere hundreds of billions.
Soon, though, it materialises into something more precious.
If it materialises, the time bought by capital controls would be squandered.
Sometimes it goes unspent, sometimes it never materialises.
For Aleppo is a centre for the anti-Assad groups that are meant to be part of the UN-negotiated settlement, if it ever materialises.
Analysts at Goldman Sachs said: "Such a freeze will have little impact on the oil market as proposed, while there remains high uncertainty that it even materialises, in our view.
"It now materialises the police were told masked men forced their way into the gurdwara carrying a range of bladed items other than kirpans, that are worn at all times by initiated Sikhs, and it may have been suggested they were holding hostages … This was a small group of young protesters who justifiably objected to an interfaith marriage that was to be carried out as a Sikh religious ceremony".
But the result in practice is almost always over-engineering: the component costs more to develop, the suspected additional use rarely materialises, when it does materialise it has requirements that don't quite match the actual implementation, and the component as a whole is more brittle, less comprehensible to successive developers and more difficult to maintain.
