Sentence examples for materializing because from inspiring English sources

The association between headache and attachment insecurity can be seen as originating from the role of early insecure models for the development and maintenance of migraine symptoms, but also materializing because the enduring stressful condition shapes the child's perception of availability of attachment figures.

He added that some solution had better materialize soon, "because right now, they don't".

People materialize because they are remembered.

Various projects for regional security did not materialize, because of Western hesitation in making commitments.

But her first visit to South America almost did not materialize, because of the high air fare.

A planned sequel never materialized because of the hardships encountered in making the film.

But that job never materialized because he contracted polio in 1943.

The competition between Miller and MacKenzie never materialized because a low grade-point average kept MacKenzie from enrolling.

Ultimately, the park never materialized because of a lack of money, and the one dig undertaken, in 1957, found no remains.

And what seemed like a sure Manning interception didn't materialize because two 49ers collided as they reached for the ball.

But Collins said that Valdespin asked not to be sent to the plate for a second at-bat, one that did not materialize, because his arm was sore.