Sentence examples similar to it may materialize from inspiring English sources

Thursday's collapse of Speaker Boehner's Plan B unfortunately makes it more likely that the fiscal cliff may materialize, constituting a blow to a recovering US economy.

It also suggests that this increased risk may materialize even in individuals in whom isolated clinic hypertension is diagnosed in the absence of metabolic abnormalities or organ damage.

Possibly the most recurrent feature in the emerging literature on globalization is that of spelling out the dichotomy between the opportunities and the threats it poses, and the mechanisms through which they may materialize.

Or, maybe, it's not about focusing on these words and how they may materialize in one's actions.

"You never know during a trial what may materialize".

And therefore, we'll use all other means necessary when we see a threat to deal with, a threat that may materialize.

While individual investors who are more accepting of risk may materialize, international donor organizations and banks have become more circumspect with Tajikistan.

A primary race that may materialize in Nassau would pit Assemblyman Marc Herbst of the 14th Assembly District in Hicksville against Assemblywoman Donna Ferrara of the 15th Assembly District in Westbury.

Some even worry that the next debt crisis may materialize closer to home — in the United Kingdom or even the United States, where budget deficits and debt burdens are growing.

Nevermind homesickness, broken dreams and a gradual acceptance that the lives they wanted to build in Greece may materialize only elsewhere.

Students should not feel compelled to present only polished, finished pieces of work, but also to present on-going projects including a discussion of difficulties, because useful suggestions may materialize.