In the heyday of yellow journalism, newspapers like Joseph Pulitzer's World and William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal sent out squads of reporters to hunt down leads and, if evidence failed to materialize, make up stories.
The best investors at Marketocracy seem to be positioning their portfolios to take advantage of a bounce should it materialize, scooping up several names that have–at least at some point been among the market's strongest stocks.
A similar list will materialize leading up to the 2016 election but this crazy merry-go-round is beginning a whole year earlier than the previous election.
For instance, one can expect that enterprise applications will then be developed by users, materializing mash-ups that are scripted in high-level mash-up languages [3].
Thick, throbbing bass notes suddenly materialize and heave up, dubstep-style; a drumbeat announces itself, patters for a while, suddenly disappears.
It's said that HP expected better sales from the store, so when that didn't materialize, it packed up its things and went home.
But if the rains don't materialize or measure up, the hard drought in Borena could increase illness, malnutrition and suffering to devastating levels.
A ball is tossed up and doesn't come down; three bald men with briefcases materialize out of the air.
estimates that those funds, should they materialize, will trim only up to 1 percent from Greece's debt, which is expected to rise to a staggering 189 percent of the nation's economic output in 2013, from 175 percent this year.
Irresponsible as that is, it also means that these parts of the tax cut can and ought to be abrogated if the surpluses on which they are based fail to materialize or are used up by spending for which there is bipartisan support.
