Sentence examples for materialized how much from inspiring English sources

When loans fell through, better ones materialized: how much more interesting it is, for example, to see Agnes Martin's only video, the 1976 "Gabriel," in place of unobtainable paintings that would have presented her in a familiar mode.

THE central problem of skiing in Spain began to materialize: How do you do it all?

I'm a little skeptical about how much of this will materialize, but it's enough to score a point for Mr. Santorum.

It remains unclear how much of these cuts will materialize when Congress is done haggling.

The takeover this week of the Gaza Strip by the Hamas militant group dedicated to the elimination of Israel demonstrates how much that vision has failed to materialize, in part because of actions taken by the administration.

"How much actually materialized for those of us who stay here would depend on how much apartments go for on the open market at the time they're sold; the seller's net profit, which would presumably be the basis for calculating flip tax; the flip tax percentage applied; and how often apartments change hands".

So, the question is, just how much was he left with after The Rapture failed to materialize?

So how you compare those costs depends on how much you value costs in the distant future relative to costs that materialize much sooner.

Chinese leaders often stress how much they welcome foreign investment, but many sweeteners expected last summer and fall have still not materialized.

How much?

How much, how soon?