Sentence examples for it could materialize from inspiring English sources

But as serious as this sounds, many analysts see another threat in the country's brash actions, and it could materialize even sooner: a weakening of the half-century-old alliance between South Korea and the United States.

But the WinFS project was cut back before it could materialize.

Any time he wished, he could materialize it with e4.

"It being China, we thought it was a theme that could materialize again," Tom Caraccioli said.

But the company's chief executive, Brian T. Moynihan, said last month at an investor conference that adequate reserves had been taken to protect against any losses that could materialize if it was forced to repurchase mortgage securities.

But I could look at the 3-D prints of earlier scans, a row of tiny gray figures representing a broad array of ages, styles and body types, and explore the printers themselves: strange, boxy incubators in which, it seemed, any imaginable form could materialize.

Last month, it issued an El Nino watch, warning the phenomenon could materialize in the second half of the year, but said conditions were still neutral between June and August.

It was hard to imagine how such broad goals could materialize into substantive results.

Thousands more jobs could materialize if Eclipse survives and its suppliers and maintenance services relocate to Albuquerque.

An attack by a ­nuclear-armed regional enemy — perhaps Iran at some future date when it has acquired nuclear weapons and the missiles with which to deliver them — could materialize without effective warning, and only a few nuclear weapons would be enough to destroy the country.

Right now, the odds are on number 2, but it's not too far-fetched to think that the worst case scenario could materialize instead.