Sentence examples for sure to materialize from inspiring English sources

The Chinese tend to be fastidious about hair, and wherever migrants gather, even in the desert near the Red Sea, a barber is sure to materialize.

She said it relied too heavily on revenue that is not sure to materialize from year to year -- $6.6 million in a one-time source of revenue -- and could set the stage for future budget problems.

• "Sometimes, it's better to watch on TV," Toomer told reporters, undoubtedly rehearsing the line he would drop on distant relatives and fourth-grade classmates who are sure to materialize, asking about his modest allotment of tickets.

They don't tell us squat about the flesh-and-blood reality of the mom or dad lying awake in the dark of night, worrying about the repo man coming for the family van or the foreclosure notice that's sure to materialize any day now.

This is great news for Harmonix as well as Rock Band fans; this means the promised updates are sure to materialize, which is going to be the key moneymaker for this game.

They wanted a victory to cheer, and its failure to materialize is sure to generate debates about the future direction of the Party, and whether Ossoff would have done better if he had adopted a more populist and overtly anti-Trump approach.

Microsoft has been known to drop a few bombs at GDC in years past, but I'm not sure how likely this rumor is going to materialize.

To be sure, the specter of a withdrawal of Japanese money has yet to materialize despite having been raised for more than a decade.

Deals like that almost always require some sort of credit enhancements to assure investors that if the expected revenues fail to materialize -- because of a sudden outbreak of temperance in London, perhaps -- someone will make sure they are paid.

Girls failed to materialize.

Weather work failed to materialize.