Sentences with phrase «fruition quickly»

Of course, once either party is elected, we are yet to see these changes come to fruition quickly, if at all.

The administration has yet to release the calculations behind the new targets, but EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy said yesterday that the «entire target was based on a thorough interagency review of the available tools in each of the agencies — the ones that are outlined in the Climate Action Plan, but also other tools and initiatives that could be teed up and brought to fruition quickly enough.»

Breadware also sets about challenging industry standards, by helping clients bring their IoT ideas to fruition quickly and effectively.

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Although it is unclear whether the proposed deal will reach fruition, both sides hope to move quickly enough to be able to announce a transaction soon after Thanksgiving.

Some research of my own on the issue quickly revealed a well - prepared social and political agenda for bringing those proposals to fruition.

With the NBA 2K league quickly coming to fruition, Twitch could become a huge partner for the NBA.

The nation's decision to roll out a unique brand of football, and mirror a style of play throughout each and every youth side, quickly came to fruition.

Cleaner air and water will come more quickly According to David Doniger, policy director of the Natural Resources Defense Council's climate and clean air program, it took the benefits of the Montreal Protocol, which aimed to reduce emissions of ozone - depleting substances, years to come to fruition.

I found my life coming together and ideas coming to fruition very quickly after beginning to study tantra.

I found my life coming together and ideas coming to fruition very quickly after beginning this practice.

The schools landscape could look very different from how it does today, quite quickly, if the government's vision for all schools to become academies comes to fruition.

To fill some obvious gaps in its knowledge base and to bring the TC Electric quickly to fruition, Ford partnered with Azure Dynamics, a Canadian engineering enterprise with ample experience in both hybrid - electric and pure - electric disciplines.

And do have a stab at flash — when so much else in the world of publishing takes so long to come to fruition, it's really gratifying to be able to complete a stand - alone story so quickly (though the polishing takes time).

«Without their initial efforts to bring together purebred dog breeders in the area, this marvelous project would not have come to fruition so quickly.»

When this did not come to fruition, the industry was left with excess capacity and prices of PV products such as panels, modules and cells declined and manufacturers with high - levels of debt quickly found themselves in a struggle to survive.

And he would bring the Keystone XL project to fruition as quickly as possible — locking in America's addiction to the dirtiest oil source of all, the Alberta tar sands.

This world won't come to fruition without a way for people to transact with each other affordably, quickly, and easily.

Although there may be more attractive options on your list and you should certainly pursue them, going exclusively after a reach, while exciting, lessens your odds of getting hired quickly for two reasons: 1) It's a long shot; and 2) It detracts from your efforts to pursue opportunities more likely to come to fruition.

Owing to an extensive exposure in studying and examining the genetic, chemical, physical, and structural composition of cells, tissues, and organisms, you will find out that I can quickly pick up where another biotechnologist has left, ensuring that processes and experiments are led to fruition in a time - efficient manner.