Sentence examples for could materialise from inspiring English sources

What are your views on this? "I don't think that such risks could materialise.

Economists think the benefits of structural reforms could materialise quickly in Greece's inefficient economy, and would be substantial.

His words will reignite concerns that a no-deal Brexit scenario, where the two sides fail to come to an agreement, could materialise.

Lennon was in charge of Celtic when turmoil hit Rangers and obliterated their squad, and he worries that a similar situation could materialise now.

A potential fight with the winner of the Jon Jones/Anthony Johnson title match could materialise for the conquerer in Krakow over the next 12 months, and Blachowicz shared his thoughts on who will reign victorious come May.

Chelsea striker Demba Ba could leave the Premier League in January with reports suggesting that a move to Turkey could materialise after incurring a frustrating time at Stamford Bridge.

Who knows how many other similarly-motivated threats have been stopped before they could properly materialise.

If the visitors can start as emphatically as Ireland did, a tense away win could just materialise.

The rosy scenario painted by Mr Leonard could yet materialise; but it will take far more strenuous efforts by European leaders than they have made thus far to persuade their voters of the EU's benefits.

With Maurice Greene, Tim Montgomery and now with Dwain Chambers [Britain's rising star], if that rivalry could ever materialise, it would be great for the sport.' Johnson will be watching their efforts from the gantry as he continues to foster a relationship with the BBC as a pundit.

What if the black ink carved into your skin could suddenly materialise into a moving image?