Sentence examples for which could materialize from inspiring English sources
SINGAPORE — Asia's smaller export-driven economies look most vulnerable to the threat of a deeper U.S. economic slump, which could materialize even if Washington manages to avert a debt default.
An attack by a nuclear-armed regional enemy — perhaps Iran at some future date when it has acquired nuclear weapons and the missiles with which to deliver them — could materialize without effective warning, and only a few nuclear weapons would be enough to destroy the country.
Otherwise, if the Conservatives don't win, some kind of progressive alliance could materialize in which Labour led in partnership with the Liberal Democrats, Scottish Nationalists, and the Green Party.
But I could look at the 3-D prints of earlier scans, a row of tiny gray figures representing a broad array of ages, styles and body types, and explore the printers themselves: strange, boxy incubators in which, it seemed, any imaginable form could materialize.
"Such a possibility could materialize at any time from now".
Any time he wished, he could materialize it with e4.
A knuckleball matchup could materialize in Baltimore or Boston, with postseason implications.
Lawyers and regulators say several outcomes could materialize from the meeting.
Today, Ms. Feldman is optimistic that a job could materialize soon at Friends of the Island.
"It being China, we thought it was a theme that could materialize again," Tom Caraccioli said.
