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materialize

[muh-teer-ee-uh-lahyz] / məˈtɪər i əˌlaɪz /


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And I really hope that this will materialize in reforms that are long-awaited, in streamlined processes, in a sense of urgency and speed.

From The Wall Street Journal

And a hoped-for bump in the fertility rate—the average number of children born to each woman—hasn’t materialized.

From The Wall Street Journal

When losses eventually materialize, as they always do, the scale of intervention required will be larger.

From Barron's

But those demonstrations never materialized, and no boycotts were called.

From Los Angeles Times

If the company maintains its current rapid earnings growth, not just in the next few quarters but beyond the next year or so, the market will assume the AI threat isn’t materializing.

From Barron's