Sentence examples similar to is projected to materialize from inspiring English sources

Ridership on the Expo Line jumped a remarkable 38% between August 2012 and August 2013, reaching passenger numbers this year that weren't projected to materialize until 2020.

The thousands that were projected to come here did not materialize.

Global One's sales are projected to reach $2.2 billion this year, or 9percentt of France Telecom's overall sales, but profits are not expected to materialize until 2002, analysts said.

"There were several reports that the only 'sure' business will come from government stimulus projects, although funding for such projects has been slow to materialize," the Fed said.

A very large global LNG supply shortfall is expected to materialize within the next five years, after years of new projects not getting approved.

Some scientists feel such money is unlikely to materialize.

2015 is set to materialize abundant, exciting, emerging voyages.

Financial assistance pledged by the Arab states for Palestinian development projects has been slow to materialize, even as trade between the Palestinian Authority and its Arab neighbors makes up a miniscule fraction of total Palestinian economic activity.

Other neighborhoods, like the vicinity of Diridon Station in San Jose, lost their low-income households decades ago in the 1980s, via redevelopment projects that have been slow to materialize.

While huge companies such as Lockheed Martin have said they are working on similar projects, she says, results have been slow to materialize.

This buzz is finally beginning to materialize into something real.