Sentence examples similar to problems that materialize from inspiring English sources

You design objects that materialize this".

"It makes sense to see how that pans out and see if any of the supposed problems with that materialize before you make it permanent".

The federal requirements will cost 20 to 30percentt more than last year's multimillion-dollar outlays that prepared computer systems for Year 2000 problems that largely failed to materialize, Mr. Tannenbaum said.

To this person, there are very good reasons why the career change would never work, but the good reasons I hear over and over again are either worries that won't materialize or problems that are easy to overcome if you genuinely look into solving them.

Problems that never materialized?

From a societal viewpoint, it makes little sense to divert precious antibiotics to cope with a problem that is unlikely to materialize.

If such problems do materialize, they will take more time to come to light.

Frequently these potential problems never materialize, but if they do the results could be disastrous.

International cooperation has been hampered by the conflicts between the developed nations of the North and the developing nations of the South; by the fact that science cannot accurately predict when or how environmental threats will materialize; and by the problem that the United Nations treaty-making system was never meant to handle threats to the environment.

We assume that potential problems won't actually materialize or that their consequences won't be severe enough to merit preventive measures.

The first is to increase the police presence in Times Square over the next sixty days to try to tamp down on aggressive behavior ("When you have Spider-Man punching a police officer in the face, the unwritten story is that there was a policeman there, in his presence. Where these problems materialize is where there are no police officers").