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Connected homes will take longer to materialise than expected.

Most of the dangers that frightened financial markets during the year have failed to materialise.

The training is largely yet to materialise. Monthly stipends of 65,000 naira ($430) are often paid late.

Kraft is hoping that shareholders, who have so far held firm, will back its proposal if a bidding war fails to materialise.

Should an offer for Pactiv materialise, it would be the latest in a long series of deals that have built Rank into a big force in the business.

It became clear that there was a coordinated alien invasion, and the HECU were out of their depth against a teleporting force that could materialise anywhere.

Bernstein, he says, never wrote "That One Important Piece" because the only audience for which he could have written it-an American citizenry united by progressive liberalism-failed to materialise.

The complex power game was welcomed by Pakistanis, who had feared a more chaotic outcome. Pre-poll predictions of violence and vote rigging failed to materialise — although there were localised complaints of irregularities, they were not enough to halt the opposition surge.

Synergy fails to materialise in M&A for two main reasons

The WTO warned that a surge of new anti-dumping investigations could materialise as the economic crisis dragged on.

In addition, drought has cut the output of hydroelectricity (and budgeted state investment in alternative sources of energy has failed to materialise).

Sceptics about the value of big mergers often turn out to be right: promised synergies never materialise and managers get sucked into the tedium of integrating IT systems and the like.

The full effects of the new open-skies deal will take some time to materialise.

Yet the expected electoral calamity failed fully to materialise: the Republicans held their own in the Senate while losing 26 seats in the House, less than had been feared.

Whether such terrifying sums materialise will depend partly on the financial terms of Arctic exploration and the Kremlin's flexibility over the tax status of the project.

Bold developers are once more confident that demand will materialise.