Sentence examples for a conversion rate from inspiring English sources

Following an account has a conversion rate of 14percentt.

It turns out that retweeting has a conversion rate of about 5percentt.

But following and retweeting has a conversion rate of 30percentt.

Barr had been expecting a conversion rate of 50percentto80percentcent after six months, she said.

In the original, an editing cut meant that a conversion rate of £4.80 was given for five shillings.

"Nobody has achieved as high a conversion rate of natural gas into acetylene as we have," Rolfe says.

In normal commercial online marketing, a conversion rate of 1 to 2 percent is typically considered successful.

The government will have to agree a conversion rate for sterling and the euro with other member countries.

He said that he has had more than 200 customers, and that his wingwomen have a "conversion rate" of 65percentt, meaning clients end up with phone numbers.

All the dollars figures are calculated at purchasing power parity (PPP) – a conversion rate that eliminates differences in the cost of goods and services between countries.

Curiously, English clubs have a better record at penalty shoot-outs than German teams – a conversion rate of 82 per cent to 75 per cent.