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materialization

[muh-teer-ee-uh-lahy-zey-shuhn] / məˌtɪər i ə laɪˈzeɪ ʃən /




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But the touchdown’s materialization was actually several months in the making.

From Seattle Times

“That materialization is influencing our projections for the U.K. and this is why they went slightly down vis-à-vis where they were just a couple of weeks ago,” she said in an online press briefing.

From Seattle Times

Although this story may seem unusual, it represents the materialization of the ways people can be manipulated when someone takes advantage of their fears and vulnerabilities.

From Salon

“An assessment and a serious forecast is not yet possible,” Gentiloni told a news conference in Brussels, acknowledging that there had already been “a partial materialization” of the downside risks posed by the epidemic.

From Reuters

“The materialization of these risks would test the ability of policymakers to respond effectively to negative events,” the report by the bank, which is led by David Malpass, a former Trump administration official, stated.

From New York Times