Sentence examples for fruition things from inspiring English sources

Though the incoming prime minister has yet to specify what exactly legalizations would look like — and it could take years for it to come to fruition — things are already looking up for the industry.

Ironically, when said ideas don't come to fruition (things never look the way we think they will) you suffer, because you think you've failed, when really, you're most likely experiencing something better than you could have chosen for yourself at the time.

Conversations that I've had in the past have come to fruition, with cool things like standing in an arcade, faced with options of standup games to play coming to life.

No large coalition of men moving masses of males to live better lives...No real plan developed to improve the space that African-American men take up in our community...Twenty years in and a pledge to get brothers 'straightened' never came to fruition...Too many things have remained the same and in some cases worsen...I hope those who are spearheading the Black Lives Matter movement are listening.

"It is something we are trying to do but whether it comes to fruition is another thing," said Megson.

"Whether that brings fruition is another thing.

Founder, Usman Haque said "we are in a strong position to bring our shared vision for the Internet of Things to fruition".

We just don't agree on what the best way is to bring these things to fruition.

However, I'm sure these fine Canadian lads will solve the sloppy bucket problem and bring this thing to fruition.

Not only did every lovely possibility hinted at during the final season come to fruition, virtually every terrible thing that had ever happened during the series' six seasons was put to rest if not magically undone.

But it's likely those technologies will eventually come to fruition, and one of the things we have to think about is whether that's actually a good thing in some ways, because of all the dangerous conditions in the fields.