Sentence examples for comes into fruition from inspiring English sources

He spoke of the Buddha's teachings falling into decline as evilness "comes into fruition".

With this agreement comes into fruition a century-old dream to link the continent from the Cape to Cairo.

To the best of our knowledge, no such system has gone into clinical trial and many difficulties are yet to be overcome before successful application of CNT-based drug delivery systems in practical therapy comes into fruition.

Whether or not that actually comes into fruition is anyone's guess.

So, how will our viewing habits change if the obligatory paywall comes into fruition?

This comes into fruition to a certain degree with the establishment of Indian Punjab in 1966 as a Sikh majority state.

We're just coming into fruition.

"My professional life came into fruition after David," he said.

However, there is concern that, if this new office does come into fruition, that it may be under government influence.

According to industry lore, it came into fruition when MEPs grew exasperated with being bumped from flights to Brussels and Strasbourg.

Average monthly lease revenue this year is $5m (about £3.3m), but from next March, helped by other deals coming into fruition, monthly revenue will be more than $7.5m.