I hope we bring that potential to fruition".
The Everton manager's problem, while needing to keep supporters onside and bring potential to fruition, is he is delivering a limited number of both.
A decision was therefore made to go with Nammo, which is also developing hybrid technology, but which has the extra resources and dedicated test facilities to bring its concept to fruition much faster.
Humanity is not beginning a new work, but consciously bringing its old work to fruition.
Calvin praised the idea, but ultimately Cranmer was unable to bring it to fruition.
Although there are challenges to be faced, they provide endless possibilities to expand and improve on medical education research and to bring it to its full fruition, alongside traditional clinical research.
Indeed, its main proponent within Channel 4, chief executive Andy Duncan, looks likely to exit Horseferry Road before he can bring it to fruition.
Now 16 months after its launch, Juicero announced that it won't be able to bring its vision of changing the way America eats to fruition.
In the latter half of Enigma, Galit puts forth the interesting theory that we use enactments to prepare our future-oriented desires and bring our potential selves to fruition.
Concern over the short-term effects of a deal surrounds its potential to dilute shareholdings in Alcatel and deprive Lucent's shareholders of the potential of near-term gains if a merger came to fruition.
"The explosion of venture capital investment in new fiber optic companies is bringing some potential competitors to fruition," said John Simpson, a portfolio manager at Oeschle International Advisors in Boston.
