Sentence examples for generally materialize from inspiring English sources
Wages are a "lagging" indicator, meaning raises generally materialize late in the business cycle.
Each of the three scenarios shown in this section builds on what might happen when a specific way to address the waiting game and tensions and dilemmas more generally materializes.
The expected threat to the elections -- attacks by Taliban insurgents who vowed to disrupt the voting -- generally failed to materialize, although 11 people died in mine blasts in the south.
Even after World War II, when the development plan for the colony was drawn, the promise to provide grazing, water, livestock marketing and healthcare did not materialize generally in the NFD.57 Like the rest of the colony, educational activities were carried out by missionaries but they were very limited.
Such predictions for "telecommuting" generally have not materialized, however.
But history shows that improvements in safety after shootings can be slow to materialize and are not generally spurred along by federal regulations or any sort of litigation.
While analysts say members of the cartel are generally abiding by their pledge, the effect on the market has failed to materialize so far.
Research shows that the for-profit sector generally targets lower-income people, communities of color and the elderly with campaigns promising job prospects that may never materialize.
Girls failed to materialize.
