Sentence examples for may materialize at from inspiring English sources

City police officials say the operations are believed to be a crucial tactic to keep extremists guessing as to when and where a large police presence may materialize at any hour.

And, because Mr. Maggio may have seen the same movie, the fear that a dead pigeon or two may materialize at some critical point in the story becomes increasingly reasonable, even preordained, especially as Joe's woes pile up precipitously amid rejections from his old cohorts (nicely played by Chelcie Ross and Gary Cole).

Worrisome levels of inflation may not materialize at all.

If the governor was hoping for an immediate political boost from his announcement, it may not materialize, at least based on initial interviews with riders.

Of course, Sanders knows he's not going to win, that the revolution he's trying to launch may never materialize, at least not in 2016.

However, this option to have earlier light exposure may not materialize at all or not be enough to maintain the daily rest-activity cycle and night-time sleep undisturbed.

"You never know during a trial what may materialize".

It also suggests that this increased risk may materialize even in individuals in whom isolated clinic hypertension is diagnosed in the absence of metabolic abnormalities or organ damage.

But it may be a matter of time before considerable discounts materialize at Western resorts, according to one tour operator.

Some did not materialize at all.

"Such a possibility could materialize at any time from now".