Sentence examples for materialise about from inspiring English sources

The disruption rate (the amount of promised copper that fails to materialise), about 2% five years ago, is now as high as 8%, according to Andrew Keen of HSBC.

"This demo materialised about 10 minutes before the end of the game.

If better scores still fail to materialise after about seven sessions, referral to another therapist is the appropriate option.

"We would certainly rather be having a conversation about whether the threat of trafficking was ever going to materialise rather than about it as a reality on the streets of London and we should continue to be vigilant in the face of such a threat".

Michael Brezina, the firm's boss, hopes the invention will bring about "the materialising of the vision of the European Union".

He'd looked to the Church to turn him straight in the 1970s, he told me, but became bitter when the treatment he'd heard about failed to materialise.

Open, fearless attacking play, the underdog pushing a favourite to its limit, deservedly earning respect and support, threatening an upset few could have argued about had it materialised.

"He's so big he envelops us all," said Lydia, as if he were about to materialise in the room.

The home team's first clear view of goal came with more than an hour on the clock, but when it did materialise it should have brought about the equaliser.

It's perhaps not that surprising then, that the much-talked-about graduate premium doesn't always materialise.

It did not materialise and there was something fortifying about the sight of a virtual full house roaring the team on.