Significats de crystalise en anglès

The consequences for Europe's airlines of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington are finally starting to crystalise.

The coverage of the siege by Franco's forces in Irish newspapers helped to crystalise opinion in Ireland over the war.

This is a controversy which might have been designed to crystalise some of the issues Mark discusses in his book.

Carlyle started crystalising its profit soon after its lock-up period expired in late December.

The experience lasted an hour but crystalised everything Pulisic had achieved in a lifetime.

The shape of it crystalises after we head out towards the g(...)

Mrs May said that "the absolute gap in the numbers was only crystalised yesterday".

The shape of it crystalises after we head out towards the glow of the Mercedes showroom up the road.

A bad bank centralises expertise and resources for loan workouts, and can avoid lenders crystalising such big capital holes via fire sales.

That requires rethinking the way the international system accounts for these still evolving, but soon to be crystalised, structures of governance and security.