Examples of using Materialised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Well, Chicago has materialised.
And materialised around the other aircraft.
As usual, we made the decision, and no disaster materialised.
Yes… er, excuse me, materialised, I think, is the better word.
Notes with satisfaction that during 2014 no prominent risks materialised;
People materialised in your time and then just… faded away.
The Commission isnot aware that the risk in question has materialised.
The four is what materialised from the first triad, that is, what was created concretely.
Expected spill-over effects and spontaneous convergence have not(yet) materialised.
Some of these proposals have, I might add, already materialised, or are in the process of doing so.
The Commission could have responded morequickly when risks associated with the support materialised.
The materialised elements, the architectural solutions of health tourism are also closely related to cultural tourism.
Arsenal barely summoned a chance and the late onslaught that mighthave been anticipated never really materialised.
Lecturers may be helped by suggestions or illustrations either materialised in subtler matter before the speaker or impressed upon his brain.
We found no evidence to confirm whether thisimprovement in administrative capacity had actually materialised.
Nevertheless, the pace and the channels through which the deleveraging pressures materialised were heavily influenced by financial sector policies, in particular the imposition of a high tax burden.
A use value or good, therefore, only has a value becauseabstract human labour is objectified or materialised in it.”.
But history hasn't shown any examples so far,when this role really materialised or stabilised in the long term.
The net value of investments was firmly negative for both small and medium-sized enterprises as their development lagged behind,their equipment was deteriorating and no replacement materialised.
Looking at the attractions of cultural tourism from another aspect, we can talk about attractions of materialised, tangible and intellectual, intangible character.
While the European Commission correctly identified risks of corruption and macroeconomic instability in Moldova,it could have responded more quickly when risks materialised.
O Cultural landscape from the past where theevolutionary process finished in the historical past but its materialised remnants can still be seen(like Stonehenge and its area).
A use-value, or useful article, therefore, has value only because humanlabour in the abstract has been embodied or materialised in it.
Moreover, in some cases the impact of the projects washampered by the diversity of interest within the Russian society, materialised in diverging interest between the various authorities.
I found myself alone in the midst of this divine, living expanse of golden light, but without any visibly materialised appearance whatsoever.
(LV) Mr President, the current financial instability should not have come as a surprise,but when it materialised, everyone was shocked.
Thirteen years after the launch of the Barcelona Process,not only has the promised shared prosperity not materialised; the gaps have grown wider.
The meeting also served topush forward the signature of the Croatia Protocol to the Agreement which materialised on 30 June 2015.
Outside the euro area, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Sweden recorded the largest depreciations,while appreciation pressures materialised in 2015 in Romania and the United Kingdom.
Due to the more mobile nature of the Jews, it was they who mainly spread innovation,and all the distribution of technical achievements relating to modernisation materialised with significant contributions from the Jews.