Examples of 'brought to fruition' in a sentence
Meaning of "brought to fruition"
brought to fruition ~ means successfully completed or accomplished
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brought to fruition
It is essential that this potential is brought to fruition.
Thus she brought to fruition her artistic ability in the fine work of retouching.
The tour was unfortunately not brought to fruition.
A product brought to fruition by Monsanto.
This scheme also never was brought to fruition.
The process can be brought to fruition if the European Union opts for a joint approach.
These efforts should be brought to fruition.
So they brought to fruition their father 's dream, and succeeded where he failed.
It must be developed and brought to fruition.
Their fears were brought to fruition this week after security researchers discovered a devastating USB-based exploit.
This idea was soon brought to fruition.
Efforts to establish a more transparent and improved management structure must be brought to fruition.
There are projects that we hope will be brought to fruition during our presidency.
Delegations must remain engaged so that the substantive work accomplished could be brought to fruition.
The Euro pean Foundation has been brought to fruition on a very clear basis.
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The efforts of the professionals and society were not always brought to fruition.
The elders worship Him because He has brought to fruition that which He has prophesied.
The original plan of Cerdá included several ideas that were never brought to fruition.
The trans-European water networks must be brought to fruition quickly and as a matter of priority.
However, the series was cancelled before these plans could be brought to fruition.
He brought to fruition at least one of Costa 's dreams, a national hydrological plan.
I am confident that some thing will be brought to fruition.
The coup was, however, not brought to fruition because of the indecisiveness of Charles XIII.
This is what the LaCinetek team brought to fruition.
Seeing that idea brought to fruition as Detroit, Become Human is nothing short of stunning.
So much of my music was shaped by him and brought to fruition by him.
First, however, he brought to fruition another favourite idea.
Which this work would not have been brought to fruition.
Now, now brought to fruition.
Its strength and potential are immense and must be brought to fruition.
He 's brought to fruition another book!
A long time we languished before seeing our hopes brought to fruition.
In 1794, these frustrations were brought to fruition when a hearing was held in the church.
The main question today is how these plans will be brought to fruition.
New projects are in the pipeline and will brought to fruition in the near future.
Our lives are fulfilled only when love is kindled, proved, and brought to fruition.
One of his subsequent appeals also brought to fruition - he " mowed " half a millennium.
This process has produced a gain that must be preserved, and, more importantly, brought to fruition.
At the inter-agency level, a number of initiatives were brought to fruition during the reporting period.
Additional. will earn each of you… This further business, if successfully brought to fruition.
Under his leadership, this crucial initiative was brought to fruition over a 22-month period.
Additional. This further business, will earn each of you… I see. if successfully brought to fruition.
The projects of 1657 had finally been brought to fruition for the boys.
Here once again, the commitments need to be brought to fruition.
All of the above-mentioned projects were successfully brought to fruition till the end of 2016.
It is a sort of flagship debate, that you have brought to fruition.
Will all the policies contained in the Single Act be brought to fruition or not?
The gains must be preserved and, more importantly, brought to fruition.
Pratt: No matter what else happens, God's plan will be brought to fruition.
THE COMMUNITY IN 1984 the action begun is to be brought to fruition.
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And here is the fruition of that in actuality
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This kid brought in a box of baby possums
I moaned at my father so much that he brought me back
I brought enough rifles to stop a small army
