Sentence examples for materialized largely from inspiring English sources

The expected rush of stars to the new Russian league never materialized — largely, no doubt, because of the safety and financial solvency issues that have gotten so many headlines over the last four years.

Various attempts to craft and release some coherent version of "Smile" never materialized, largely because it would have required major guesswork, according to engineer Mark Linett, co-producer of the set Capitol is releasing this week.

An initiative by regional nongovernmental organizations to hold Bosnia and Herzegovina's first truth commission on war crimes failed to materialize, largely owing to government indifference and lack of public interest; the Dayton accords had been signed 13 years earlier, and the establishment of a truth commission was seen as a step toward reconciliation.

This sounds more promising than what materializes on screen largely because Mr. Shainberg and Ms. Wilson have turned Arbus's life into a neurotic fairy tale.

Last May, when the spring rains failed to materialize after a largely snowless winter, President Emomali Rakhmonov appealed to the United States, Canada, Japan, the European Union and the United Nations for several hundred thousand tons of grain to prevent famine from developing by the end of the year.

But the commercial boom never materialized, and the company has largely depended on the U.S. government.

Neither the network capacity nor the software applications needed to make good use of the protocol materialized fast enough to entice consumers, and the service has largely been a failure, he said.

Despite profound social and economic transformation over the past two decades, the long-awaited, post-socialist macroeconomic miracle has largely remained just that, a miracle to be materialized.

The site was condemned by the city in the 1970s and largely cleared, to make way for new buildings that never materialized, despite a range of proposals.

When the price tags of all the additional programs planned by one party or the other or both are tallied, a funny thing turns out to have happened to the surplus: Even before it materializes, it has been largely parceled out.

On 19 June 1937, a French friend informed him that his hope to eventually earn a higher official role within the administrative authority could never materialize as he was largely self-taught and lacked the required diplomas.