Sentence examples for materialise more from inspiring English sources

Although the general strike unions hoped for on Thursday did not materialise more than 100,000 people demonstrated in 156 cities across Brazil, Globo's G1 news site reported.

In this case the expected higher levels of turnout also materialised: more than 70% of Scots went to the polls, a seven-point increase since 2010.

If the tough reforms promised by Mr Takenaka materialise, even more pressure will be put on banks' profitability.

And politicians, who are unlikely to be in office when the problems materialise, are even more aggressive discounters than their constituents.

While that didn't materialise – Evan Davis's more honeyed tones being preferred in the end – it remains clear that O'Brien's star is on the rise.

Although Mr Bush has been president for nearly four weeks now, appointments below cabinet level have been slow to materialise, and nowhere more so than in the economic realm.

These sorts of arrangements don't magically materialise as machines become more powerful.

Growth is outpacing that of America for the first time in a long while; even better, domestic demand seems to be perking up, which will make Europe better able to survive an American downturn should one materialise.Still, there's more than a bit of room for gloom.

Full-blown stardom did not materialise, though there were more supporting roles in features and regular TV work throughout the 1950s, including, in 1958, a cameo in Orson Welles's Touch of Evil and parts in The Man Who Wouldn't Talk and Queen of Outer Space, a sci-fi thriller about Venusian man-haters with a grudge against their own queen.

Another option might be to borrow some space from the Democrats, who currently have the opposite problem and would be delighted if a few more candidates materialised.

Meanwhile, two more bids materialised, in addition to Fiat's formal offer, for parts of GM's European divisions.The Smart way forwardDaimler bought a near 10% stake in Tesla Motors, a Silicon Valley firm that makes electric cars.