come to pass

McFadden said “we don’t want a trade war for that reason” - but suggested it would be worth waiting to see if the threatened tariffs come to pass.

If any of these eventualities come to pass, America’s health profile will be in danger of declining, and sharply.

If unfortunately that does come to pass, which hopefully it does not, my job will be to organize the messaging, strategy, and campaign to stop that law from passing Congress.

She told Salon she experienced financial and psychological abuse in her previous divorce experiences, felt disempowered while navigating the family court system and fears more women may have to go through what she had should those laws someday come to pass.

This year, he was still blown away by what had come to pass.