Sentence examples for fruition to from inspiring English sources
Investment plays a dual role in development, adding both to demand and, when projects reach fruition, to supply.
Al Qaeda rose to prominence because of what happened in Afghanistan and the Palestinian and Israeli conflict, so we bombed Al Qaeda and that gave fruition to Isis.
Finally, precision by a small team in carrying out the surgical strike enabled by that intelligence brought fruition to the 10-year manhunt.
Research into alternative sources of stem cells, while promising and important, remains too far from fruition to justify the continuing ban on using discarded embryos.
No one appeared to notice in 1993 when the Clinton administration in effect merged the American space program with that of the Russians in an effort, now reaching fruition, to build the largest livable space station in history.
"It's an element that we miss, especially with the campaign nearing fruition, to have a big dopey, puffy Donald Trump here". Then, as he always does, Letterman made fun of Trump's hair.
It finally came to fruition at five to five.
This project never came to fruition, due to infighting within the Hungarian emigre community.
How much of it comes to fruition remains to be seen.
