Sentences with phrase «far from fruition»

Not exact matches

Further information on potential factors that may affect, delay or prevent such forward looking statements from coming to fruition can be found in their specific Financial reports.

Yes, it's a Duffin, an eccentric food from the Culinary Diva that came to fruition with tastes and textures far beyond those of mortal donuts or muffins.»

Those plans did not come to fruition as Sels was far from convincing.

If an ambitious project in the works to transform a section of Albany's New Scotland Avenue across the street from St. Peter's Hospital comes to fruition, it would rival development that has sprung up farther down the avenue around Albany Medical Center.

Efforts to recruit a holdover from the Bloomberg era, like former police commissioner Ray Kelly or former deputy mayor Dan Doctoroff have so far not come to fruition.

But before I go further down the road of changing the English language, I probably should take a drink from the glass of realism and acknowledge that my wish to rename menopause isn't likely to come to fruition anytime soon.

Mary is a power - hungry conspirator, and Elizabeth only feels conflicted about the necessary measures to keep Mary's plans from fruition until it is far too late.

Yet the complexity of buying sites and constructing tall skyscrapers — along with competition from massive projects under way on Manhattan's far west side and at the World Trade Center site — means it may take years for redevelopment to come to fruition.