Sentence examples for that will materialise from inspiring English sources

The scenarios can have a significant impact on the way in which Europe's Blue Growth develops, as the potential for Blue Growth maritime economic activities will vary depending on the scenario that will materialise (Fig. 6).

"Juergen Braehmer is the next mandatory but who knows if that will materialise because if a unification came in, that automatically takes preference over a mandatory.

Should they win next year's election, the Tories are pledged to follow a renegotiation of Britain's membership with an in/out referendum that will supposedly materialise by the end of 2017.

That enthusiastic reception for 1,500 jobs that will not materialise until at least 2017 – a fraction of the number of skilled jobs that the wind industry is hoping to create much sooner – contrasted with the hostile headlines for wind development.

The proud new owner explains what a great outfit his latest acquisition is, how pleased he is with the deal, extols the "synergies" that will magically materialise once the marriage is consummated and expresses his undying admiration for the poor schmuck who is now his latest subordinate.

Bold developers are once more confident that demand will materialise.

It is of interest to contemplate these potential black swans although not for their predictive value, since it is highly unlikely that any will materialise or they will do so very differently to the manner suggested.

Heavyweights such as Jerry Brown, California's governor, portray the project as part of the state's history of big thinking, and insist that private money will materialise.

Tina Cook at Charles Stanley said: Overseas investors and infrastructure funds have been attracted to regulated utilities due to their stable and relatively low risk revenue streams, but there can be no guarantee that a formal bid will materialise.

Parallels with Three Mile Island and Chernobyl suggest that while some answers will materialise soon, it may takes months, even years, for the full picture to emerge.

And a product will materialise from that.