The phrase "materialize that" is not usually used in written English, and it would be understood better if different words were used instead.
For example, instead of "materialize that", you could say "make that a reality".
The reality is that if an opportunity fails to materialize, that next precious paycheck might well come from B.C. Azovmash of the Ukrainian SuperLeague.
If Deutsche Telekom's acquisition of VoiceStream does not materialize, that represents no premium to Powertel's stock, which rose $4.69, to $86.63, on Friday.
There are sections of the American government that are involved in these talks that believe the confidence-building phase is going pretty well and that something could materialize, that's significant, in the next four or five months.
As I learned of the news, I heard as fellow physicians described their confusion and then their horror when they discovered why their chief, normally the first on any disaster scene did not materialize that day.
Thus, a key assumption embedded in the original concept of the Policy Platform did not materialize: that policy community cohesion would remain high and the Policy Platform would direct the policy process rapidly towards a decision.
There are serious doubts that the broadly hoped-for exit strategy of both parties — that Afghan forces can progress to where they can keep the Taliban at bay with limited assistance by 2014 — will materialize that quickly, if at all.
Ms. Scott, who said she would have dressed as Madonna if she had the time to change, was happy that the material girl in her had not materialized that night.
"If the situation in Europe worsens, and we get major recessions materializing, that would impact the oil price, and Russia would be damaged," he said.
"It could really help Hong Kong; if this materializes, that will be a huge catalyst to the integration between Hong Kong and mainland".
Though this never actually materialized, that didn't stop NMA News from having plenty of fun with it.
While the Yankees' payroll and their revenue grow, so many other teams are up for sale and so few prospective buyers have materialized that Major League Baseball resembles an empty Macy's on Presidents' Day.
