Sentences with phrase «fruition yet»

Most Indian exchanges that borrowed capital from financial institutions did so in the hopes of raising an equivalent amount in private equity investment, something that has not come into fruition yet.

Apple has been rumored to be developing a 12 inch iPad Pro for a number of years, but it has not come to fruition yet.

The trend for live - action adaptations of fairy tale movies is in full swing; you just haven't seen these labors come to full fruition yet because most of the releases have been staggered.

As the plot of the movie requires, there are also dates that haven't come to fruition yet.

Last year at EuroFinance in Vienna, Sebastian Rojas, corporate engagement manager for SWIFT's Global Payments Innovation (gpi) initiative, says there was a lot of talk about blockchain and cross-border payments, but nothing has really come to fruition yet.

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The warnings sent by Kolanovic and other short - volatility skeptics have yet to come to full fruition, but their advice should be heeded.

But there are skeptics that these announcements would ever see fruition, with the Financial Times noting on Thursday that President Donald Trump's deals with the country last year have yet to fully materialize.

A similar service has recently been hinted at by the Dutch multinational Rabobank Group, but the bank has yet to confirm whether the project will come to fruition.

Moses is another whose hope undoubtedly came to fruition, and yet not in any way which centered upon his own personal well - being.

Already forces were at work and movements were in progress which after A.D. 1500 were to have fruition in the greatest advance which Christianity had yet experienced.

The initial aim guiding each act of becoming to fruition is a pervasive feature of all actuality, yet only humankind, to our knowledge, is consciously aware of it.

It's ironic to think that Liverpool have their left - back issues currently, and so perhaps a move for their former youngster could yet come to fruition.

Rumours earlier had suggested that Kante would join Antonio Conte's Chelsea revolution post the European Championships, but it is yet to be seen if that comes to fruition.

LVG's tactics and famous philosophy has historically taken time to come to fruition, yet teams like Bayern and Barcelona are still reaping the benefits of his vision.

A move back to Sevilla had been touted for Fazio but a transfer has not come into fruition as of yet and Tottenham remain locked in negotiations with the Spanish side over the departure of the Argentine international.

Town continued to see a lot of the ball, and although the retention was of a composed standard, the final product was yet to come to fruition as the Hertfordshire Club stood firm with a defiant defensive structure.

When the Democrats cut a deal to bring Espada back into their conference they very carefully crafted it so none of their members would have to cast a formal vote in favor of the turncoat senator, who was being investigated at the time for various infractions (one of those probes came to fruition today; others are yet unresolved).

Cuomo's own medical marijuana program, which he proposed creating out of an existing state law, is yet to come to fruition.

A pledge to end MPs» generous final - salary pension scheme has not come to fruition just yet, as expenses watchdog Ipsa is taking its time.

De Blasio started palling around with Louis C.K. last year, when the jokester, No. 7 on the latest Forbes list of highest - paid comedians, took part in the annual Inner Circle roast and dinner with reporters and followed Hizzoner around while researching a «possible new idea» for a project that hasn't yet come to fruition.

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.»

Always tried to imagine a place where they could all come together in some kind of kaleidoscope blitz but it yet to come to fruition and thus eludes me.

I have not tried your service yet, but have tried online dating, and though I get responses to my profile, nothing ever seems to come to fruition.

With this information in mind, Spacey's performance as a serial killer who is outwardly bland and viciously sardonic, yet so obsessed with fulfilling his «vision» that he is willing to risk everything to bring it to fruition, is hardly out of step with the reality of serial killers.

Yet as later reports come to fruition, his life takes on a very alternate path, beset by shortcomings over success.

Much of what students produced felt on the verge but hadn't yet come to fruition.

In an informal interview with the Livelihoods Working Group Coordinator, Madeline Sahagun, she said that the agricultural programs are moving towards being able to generate an income through accruing a surplus and selling crops outside, although this is a long - term vision that has not, as of yet, come to significant fruition (2011).

Although California celebrated a timely 2011 - 12 budget, the increase in tax revenues that it assumed have not yet come to fruition.

-LSB-...] of Android 3.2, support for these small - yet - powerful tablets finally came to fruition.

When everyone is eagerly expecting to have yet another brilliant blackberry playbook, it was proven that the playbook 2 would not come to fruition.

I don't have those ideas solidified yet, but when these ideas come to fruition, when I feel good about them and I feel we can do something, I will most certainly take them in for approval with the higher - ups.

Rumors suggest that Fallout: New Vegas 2 may yet come to fruition, but it would be wise not to expect it in the near future.

Nintendo has yet to slag off when it comes to producing new content for both games, and now we're seeing that come to fruition in the form of Splatoon 2's latest update that features a brand new gun.

While this hasn't officially been confirmed by the developer or come to fruition as of yet, should Blizzard do so, it wouldn't be bizarre to find that the registered user base for Overwatch growing exponentially.

The moviemakers» efforts to sell the piece have yet to come to fruition, but the film they made of their experiences serves as an intriguing commentary on the establishment that has sprung up around a decidedly anti-establishment figure, one whose art has raked in millions of dollars... despite having been put out on the street for free.

Though certainly promising, whether all these rosy scenarios come to fruition, however, remains yet to be seen.

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

Android Wear is Google's smartwatch platform, controlled by Google; although we've been promised that Google will open up Android Wear to customization by its OEMs, that promise has yet to come to fruition.

I think, like many crypto projects, there's a lot of implied utility in their valuations that is actually yet to come to fruition.

In the meantime, AT&T's other smartwatch promise, the standalone Tizen - powered Samsung Gear S has also yet to come to fruition.

Rumors have long suggested Apple would upgrade its Lighting cables with faster speeds, but that has yet to come to fruition.

Even with the features that won't come to full fruition for another month or so, iOS 8 looks like it will live up to Apple's promise of the biggest update for the mobile platform yet.

10 years ago, LinkedIn had not yet come into fruition, and job seekers were utilizing online job search boards to obtain leads for jobs and in order to get their resume on the desks of prospective hiring managers.

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.