Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. has acknowledged that "lending won't materialize as fast as any of us would like," but has said that loans will begin to flow as confidence returns.
And there are payoffs, though few of them materialize as quickly as you want them to.
Mr. Jay's friend and sometimes collaborator, David Mamet, also materializes, as do more traditional magicians, none of whom dazzle as brightly as the movie's subject.
In this way it operated on two levels – stigmatization by others ("they'll think I'm crazy"), and self-stigmatization ("why can't I get over this by myself?") – and materialized as fear of rejection by family and friends, in the idea that one's social prospects and job opportunities would be compromised, and in feelings of shame.
During my MA course at the London Film School I wrote many different pieces, some of which materialized as films, many of which hit the script graveyard.
While the new funding is certainly a benefit to the young startup, Nicholas Horbaczewski, founder and CEO of DRL emphasized that the funding round materialized as a result of wanting to work strategically with some of the investors.
Fe-based bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) have attracted great attention due to their excellent soft magnetic properties and high fracture strength, but few applications have been materialized as structural materials because of their brittleness at room temperature.
The protest materialized as a result of India's increasingly disturbing, unfair treatment of its estimated 90 million people with a disability.
Fascinatingly, Butler did not set out to create a map of the world, although something distinctly map-like indeed materialized as a result of his work.
After he materialized as an angel of mercy for the beleaguered owner and real-estate developer, Bruce Ratner, the Nets reached a deal to escape the Izod Center and its surrounding labyrinth of half-baked construction.
