Mr. Hughes at Rutgers is doubtful that one million new residents will materialize by 2020.
A couple could agree on money for egg freezing if children didn't materialize by a certain year.
The many millions of new jobs needed to make a real dent in the employment crisis are not going to materialize by themselves.
But if that money does not materialize by midyear, the plan puts in place other deeper cuts, including eliminating seven days from the school year.
That money would be repaid by a variety of taxes from the arena or, if those revenues do not materialize, by the YankeeNets.
Agency directors have agreed to set him up with several informational interviews at other Washington advertising agencies if a job does not materialize by December at MDB.
Gabriel's "gift" is layered: he is already working on a storyboard for a film; more unusually, he communicates with his dead twin brother, and he can make objects materialize by drawing them.
There was Shakespeare & Company's "Midsummer Night's Dream" on the old Edith Wharton estate in the Berkshires, in which the fairies stole up on the open-air stage from the woods behind, seeming to materialize by degrees out of a forest.
But they were so fearful that their economic lives could unravel if the stalemate dragged on — or that the deferred pay they had been promised might not materialize by the time bills were due — that Ms. King took $20,000 out of her retirement account late last month to create a cash cushion, then battened down the hatches.
In this novel about the effect of 1960's hedonism on the next generation, a lonely teenager discovers he has a gift that enables him to make objects materialize by drawing, a talent he uses to try to mend his parents' marriage.
She was sharp, short-tempered and a bit of a tyrant, a childcare professional with no references who did not, as in the Disney version, materialize by gliding serenely down onto the doorstep, but was hurled against the gate by the wind.
