Sentence examples for changes to materialize from inspiring English sources

The fact that it has taken nearly 50 years since the law's passage for these common-sense changes to materialize is all the more distressing, given that federally sanctioned housing discrimination has played a central role in racial ghettoization.

Let them be and wait for the changes to materialize without you being pushy.

The changes started to materialize in the numbers last year.

With changes yet to materialize, the lawmaker, Senator Sherrod Brown, plans to ratchet up the pressure on Friday in a letter to the nation's top banking regulators.

But other expected changes have failed to materialize.

Some changes never seemed to materialize, no matter how committed I was intellectually.

The BAP-study may not have been running long enough for all the changes to have materialized, and clearly, more work needs to be done on strengthening readiness to change and improve conditions to make changes possible.

But the high -- and perhaps unrealistic -- expectations of change have yet to materialize.

Although regulatory changes have taken longer to materialize than had been hoped in the industry, looking ahead to 2018, bank M&A activity should benefit from leadership changes at the financial regulatory agencies.

Many of Mr. Djindjic's supporters, whose numbers are dwindling as the changes he promised fail to materialize, are expected to stay at home rather than vote for his main adversary.

This factor was also cited by 32% of survey respondents; indeed, change can be slow to materialize.