Examples of using Fruition in English and their translations into Hebrew
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let a project or initiative die over time instead of doing what's necessary to bring it to fruition.
original plan of 1912, but didn't come to fruition until 1958.
course of a week, after which it grows to fruition.
conservation and fruition of cultural and artistic heritage.
competitive expression, that brings our three major objectives to fruition: scientific scholarship, internationality, and entrepreneurship.
I want to extend my appreciation to you all for stepping up to make the launch of JSP Nightlife come to fruition.
allow the mating dance to come to fruition.
by our research grants, scientists can often secure the major funding necessary to bring their ideas to fruition.
it was the exact same moment your life's work came to fruition.
come to fruition in the lead up to the 2022 World Cup.
there was a chance to bring the solution to fruition.
Finally, you have to bring the new opportunities you have identified and prioritized to fruition.
Relentless Italian Raffaele Petri needs reclusive researcher Lily Nolan to see his revenge plans come to fruition.
ultimately failed to come to fruition.
in its unripe stage, and prevent its coming to fruition.
Throughout our joint mission to help them bring that world to fruition, a host of heavenly partners has been supporting our efforts. And we have triumphed.
This project did not come to fruition due to Podolsky's emigration from the Soviet Union.
To reach clinical fruition rapidly, it was obvious:
The SonShine Foundation will do its best to bring all three finalist ideas to fruition.
And yet thoughts of DIVINE fruition shall swell with in the heart