Sentence examples for far from materialised from inspiring English sources
"far from materialised" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It means that something has not yet come to fruition or been fully realized. Example: Despite months of planning, our team's project was far from materialised due to unexpected budget cuts.
This has far from materialised and the Jaguars are still a good two or three seasons from competing with the rest of the league.
However, since such cuts are far from certain to materialise, proponents of geo-engineering research argue that whatever the world decides on its carbon emissions, it would be prudent to explore alternatives that might help us in the decades ahead," Professor Highwood said.
So far, none has materialised.
For years, there have been rumours that the Manics are going to record a new theme song for Wade, but so far nothing has materialised.
However, so far nothing has materialised.
The vast majority of British residents of Nigerian origin are Christian and officials say the networks they feared may develop here have not so far materialised.
The story has been different for Fellaini since his arrival in Greater Manchester, with his £27.5m move from Everton so far failing to materialise into anything positive.
Persistent rumours of a Laidlaw television series have so far failed to materialise.
THE violence widely predicted in Sunni areas in response to Saddam's death sentence has so far failed to materialise.
This change in demographics necessitates a change in social care budgets that has so far failed to materialise.
Yet the island's main industry, tourism, has been stagnant since 1994, and promised investments have so far failed to materialise.
