come to pass

There are practical and political reasons for why that might come to pass.

“Our people in Gaza will not allow for these plans to come to pass,” a Hamas spokesperson said in February.

A bigger concern for the UK football industry will be consumers having less money to spend on tickets and TV subscriptions if fears of a recession come to pass.

But his stunted talent for small talk can be very affecting in turns that, say, require him to deliver news to a weeping stranger, confirming their worst fear has come to pass.

QAnon has generated reams of "prophecies" that have never come to pass.