Sentence examples for fruition was that from inspiring English sources

My most particular difficulty, ticking the paragraphs, pushing his pages into the wire basket en route to composing-room fruition, was that I didn't understand one word of Welsh.

Aside from the obvious issues of 9/11 and the subsequent Iraq war, one of the main reasons this compassionate conservatism never came to fruition is that President Bush served for six years with a very conservative Republican-controlled Congress that had only a passing interest in his compassionate conservative initiatives.

Michael Biggee, MD of Trident Capital, believes that Fruition is at the cusp of how enterprises are starting to think of IT as more of a cloud-based service.

Another initiative that came to fruition was the convening of the Editor's Diabetes Expert Forum.

Muscles in a jar! Closer to fruition is a foundation that makes the face appear bathed in candle glow.

Another of the places we see this regional differentiation coming to fruition is in products that have the potential to change the conversation.

The missing link in this transformation, and the goal for bringing it to fruition, is software that leverages best-of-breed existing tools, incorporates all relevant heterogeneous datatypes, builds on electronic phenotyping algorithms to scrub low-accuracy EMR data, and validates against gold standard clinical case review.

Bringing this vision to fruition is a substantial task that will take creativity, ingenuity and synergy between disparate stakeholders, yet it is possible.

The candidate who can best bring that to fruition is Hillary Rodham Clinton.

"Whether that brings fruition is another thing.

The probability that these rumors will come to fruition is very low.