Sentence examples for fruition without from inspiring English sources
And, best of all, the awful idea of an 18-game season was shelved until 2013 and won't ever come to fruition without the players' consent.
The uphill journey to help these sufferers will not come to full fruition without ongoing scientific, political and public engagement, for which the Beckley Foundation has long fought.
One of the participants, Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, said afterward that he reiterated his concerns about the legal basis for the N.S.A. program that is collecting records of all Americans' phone calls and the scant evidence that any terrorist plot would have reached fruition without it.
With that in mind, what follows is a crib sheet to five seminal British plays (one is a musical and another a joint entry) that would never have come to fruition without Mrs. Thatcher and her zeitgeist to act as a call to dramatic arms.
"The reality behind the hype of pinpointing new drug targets will not come to fruition without bringing efficiency to protein analysis," says Cohen, chief executive of Hayward, Calif.-based Zyomyx, privately held and funded with $65 million in venture money.
Albeit at a great cost, but it is one way to see your idea come to fruition without having to spend the rest of your life dribbling it up the court, as I must.
The accord between the government and the Sudan People's Liberation Army will take years to come to fruition, even without setbacks.
"Most of them have been without fruition, despite certain encouragement from clubs, players and agents.
NEW YORK - In June, after his Governor's Ball Festival set was cancelled due to weather, Kanye West tried to do a thing at Webster Hall that resulted in much chaos without reaching fruition.
Here, Grant shows me a table full of MK Ultra plants, a strain that he and Nick have been working on cultivating for about a year without much fruition.
Settlement talks have taken place in previous years without coming to fruition.
