Sentence examples for not only materialised from inspiring English sources

British racing was feeling lucky going into a Royal Ascot billed as much vintage as international, and that sense of good fortune not only materialised, but stayed in place pretty much throughout the five days.

Clegg claimed "wild predictions" about plummeting student numbers, slashed university places and thousands of Britain's young people unable to go to university had not only failed to materialise, but proved to be the opposite of the truth.

However, collaborative creative talent doesn't just materialise.

However, the potential safeguards will only materialise if several institutional and management challenges are addressed.

It would turn out that his concerns not only didn't materialise, but went in the complete opposite direction.

Not only has such assistance not materialised to the extent needed, but also Government has so far been unable to secure commercial imports.

Not only did many genuinely disabled people suffer needlessly, but – more important from George Osborne's perspective – the savings failed to materialise.

Not that Podemos simply materialised out of nowhere.

These laws were tweaked in 2006, but three years later the desired competition had still not materialised and only 64 pharmacists in Italy had more than one shop.Taxi driving, a job in which immigrants often predominate, is another closed shop.

However, in previous games, any predicted boost to the economy through tourism simply has not materialised.

But the hoped-for transformation has not yet materialised.