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A second $200bn injection from the government, talked about more than a year ago, has so far failed to materialise.

At a recent talk, someone asked me to identify the four or five black swans most likely to materialise over the next five years.

Shares are thought to look good value but trying to pinpoint when recovery will materialise is difficult.

The new economy may or may not materialise, but there is no doubt that the next society will be with us shortly.

Although the bid has been accepted, at least one of the three wants to see if other offers materialise.

Moreover, it takes three years or so to get a new plant going, so new silicon supplies are only just beginning to materialise.

When that evening moved on, the moment Susanne had been waiting for failed to materialise.

He said such internal strife had been forecast for months, but had yet to materialise.

At the very least, the falls mean that the wave of new output forecast over the next few years is unlikely to materialise.

Eh, 6 years ago some fortune teller said I would get married, it did not materialise and then the year after, they took a shot again.

But no amount of money can in itself make a million qualified teachers materialise in less than a generation.

The ideal conditions for the end times to materialise are fast approaching, and all that you have been working for will be your reward.

For that to materialise, investors will have to conclude that low-carbon developments offer stable returns.

Some of its plans, such as follow-up piloted missions on further Shenzhou craft over the next year, look likely to materialise.

Golden idols of the Buddha, festooned with white votive scarves, gradually materialise, as my eyes grow used to the gloom.

When risks materialise in the form of bad loans that cannot be recovered, the banks have to write off those loans.

But whoever is in charge, Thomson cannot just stand still and wait for the full benefits of its transformation to materialise.

But that grim scenario failed to materialise and a measure of calm has re-turned to the capital markets.

So the expected expansion in places and the downward pressure on prices has so far failed to materialise.

Most of the dangers that frightened financial markets during the year have failed to materialise.

History shows today's problems could certainly materialise as a consequence of the failure to provide sufficient economic stimulus.

Some of these discussed concepts may materialise; others will not.

If that demand does not materialise, the next lot of cutting could be the most painful yet.

Iraq's WMD failed to materialise, and the links between al-Qaeda and Saddam's regime proved to be tenuous at best.

The outstanding feature of my predictions is that I keep on expecting developments that do not materialise.

FIA technical advisor Tony Purnell likened Ferrari's move to past instances of threatened "Armageddon" that failed to materialise .

They point to the unknown number of deals that have failed to materialise because of fears that they will not be approved.

The so-called "tail risk" of a euro-zone break-up may not materialise, but it will not go away either.

That was below what the more activist of Cambodia's 273 unions demanded, although a three-day, industry-wide strike did not materialise.

Both Monty and I are deeply grateful to DAVID THOMPSON for giving him this opportunity to materialise in public.

The outside world's hope that Chinese demand would spill over, helping to lift the global economy, has failed to materialise.

This is what I am going to materialise for you by the use of what is involved in this relation described as the mean and extreme ratio.

Any of these risks could materialise, but the same is true every year.

But whether the measure happens sooner or later, the hoped-for transformation of young people's skills may not materialise.

Many law students go into law to do worthwhile, interesting jobs that fail to materialise as they hoped.

It is far from certain these dismal outcomes will materialise over the coming year.

The National Convention was put on hold however and the formation of an alliance failed to materialise.

"A significant amount of demand will not materialise if prices stay high, " says one industry executive.

However, they have been beset by financial difficulties with the promise of long-term funding failing to materialise.

Tightening monetary policy to restrain a bubble that does not materialise will lead to much weaker economic growth than is warranted.

Large orders from governments failed to materialise.

That could mean the surge in Chinese aluminium imports that western producers are hoping for may not materialise any time soon.

Earlier warnings of sanctions against American companies selling weapons to Taiwan have yet to materialise.

Kraft is hoping that shareholders, who have so far held firm, will back its proposal if a bidding war fails to materialise.

Some properties that Nakheel sold before they were built may never materialise.

Other deals, for which hopes were raised, failed to materialise.

The scale of lending needed to support a normal cyclical recovery will not materialise.

100m of private-sector funding for elite athletes in the run-up to the 2012 Olympics has yet to materialise, because of the credit crunch.

And if the plans fail to materialise, that could trigger feelings of failure and inadequacy, the charity said.

As these acquisitions materialise, it is inevitable that investment linkages between India and China will grow rapidly.

Even if the economy is spared that fate, many effects of the credit mess have yet to materialise.

The WTO warned that a surge of new anti-dumping investigations could materialise as the economic crisis dragged on.

However, there is a crucial corollary you have to be exposed to early musical training for the ability to materialise.

Any hole will be filled by exotic preference stock that will turn into common equity only as losses materialise.

These scenarios are "very unlikely to materialise" , Mr Wang says.

You have to be exposed to early musical training for the ability to materialise.

But a pullback could materialise before the Olympics, not after.

It bespeaks of rigid adherence to notions and expectations which may or may not materialise.

In these fast-moving times, projects can materialise or be cancelled almost overnight.

With the US, Europe and Japan keen to cut budgets, it is uncertain that promised aid increases will materialise.

But the $1. 5bn listing did not materialise because of the financial crisis.

If those fail to materialise, it is not just Florida and Texas that will lose out.

The full effects of the new open-skies deal will take some time to materialise.

What if those discounted prices never materialise?

But it will take years for this scenario to materialise.

The spat in Hanoi suggested that the pact has yet to materialise.

Such threats rarely materialise.

The training is largely yet to materialise. Monthly stipends of 65, 000 naira ($430) are often paid late.

There is little if any extra land to bring into production, and it may take several years for any 'supply response' to materialise.

It remains to be seen what kinds of reforms will actually materialise.

Without those grants the new stadium won't materialise unless Liverpool find a new sugar daddy.

Big job or wage cuts have yet to materialise.

While fourth place looks relatively assured, it is very much the consolation prize after a title bid that failed to materialise.

This is how it works now in Dubai: there are many projects but few of them materialise.

Synergy fails to materialise in M&A for two main reasons