Sentence examples for materialize will from inspiring English sources
You can bet that all such historical forays, should they materialize, will further infuriate the Metropolitan and other colleagues on whose territory Mr. Krens blithely poaches.
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.
Nilsson thinks that whatever tax cuts that materialize will be implemented gradually.
Both improvements, if they materialize, will help Alexander Knaster, the CEO of the nine-year-old Alfa Bank, the country's third-largest bank (measured by deposits) and probably its most profitable.
For example, appear will boost the activation of dis-[VERB] but not un-[VERB] or de-[VERB], while materialize will boost only f de-[VERB].
The degree to which inflation actually materializes will clearly play a role.
The "public option," if it materializes, will be just that — an option Americans can choose.
A 19-year-old who the authorities said was the mastermind of a killing spree that never materialized will plead guilty today to carjacking, his father said.
I've put in a bid for the next release and if it materializes, will faithfully report on what $250 buys these days.
If not, the community support that the research literature claims is essential to success (Kelleher and others 1995) will not materialize or will erode quickly.
As a result, some investors are beginning to speculate about how those plans will materialize and who will benefit and suffer from government intervention.
