Sentence examples for materialised so far from inspiring English sources

Rumour persistently paints the firm as the object of an imminent takeover bid, although nothing tangible has materialised so far.

The predicted mass exodus of foreigners has not materialised so far, but then the new rules are only just about to kick in.

Israel's defence minister, Ehud Barak, has after all been talking for months about the possibility of a "big operation" in Gaza, yet no such operation has materialised so far.

Mr Osborne is seeking £11 billion more from income tax this year; less than a tenth of that sum has materialised so far, notes Elizabeth Martins, an economist at HSBC, a bank.Comparisons with last year's receipts look particularly dismal because many bonus payments were shifted into that year to take advantage of a reduction in the top rate of tax.

Fears that electronic cigarettes could become a gateway into smoking for young people have not materialised so far, she added.

The vast majority of British residents of Nigerian origin are Christian and officials say the networks they feared may develop here have not so far materialised.

For years, there have been rumours that the Manics are going to record a new theme song for Wade, but so far nothing has materialised.

However, so far nothing has materialised.

Persistent rumours of a Laidlaw television series have so far failed to materialise.

THE violence widely predicted in Sunni areas in response to Saddam's death sentence has so far failed to materialise.

This change in demographics necessitates a change in social care budgets that has so far failed to materialise.