Sentence examples for a matter of converting from inspiring English sources

It is not only a matter of converting the code, but also getting the design right.

The number of revolutions is multiplied by the circumference, and it is only a matter of converting into miles per hour.

To again view the political process as a direct marketer might, it would be a matter of converting them not through 5 or 10 partisan positions, but one narrow, powerful idea.

Among the lying liars, then, is the guy who, in 2009, described the Ryan plan as a matter of "converting Medicare into a defined contribution sort of voucher system".

"I thought we were on the ascendancy and it was just a matter of converting the chances and we didn't do it.

It seems the loss against Amherst was merely a matter of not converting our many scoring chances into goals.

Researchers at MIT and Boston Children's Hospital have developed a system that can take MRI scans of a patient's heart and, in a matter of hours, convert them into a tangible, physical model that surgeons can use to plan surgery.

At one point, during the couple of days we spent together, sitting in a coffee shop, she idly recounted, off the record, the circumstances that precipitated the break-up of one of her teenage relationships: a combination of events so bizarre and amusing that it would require only a matter of hours to convert it into a marketable film treatment.

Hopefully, it will only be a matter of time before we convert wine drinkers to the joys of sour beer, too".

This was contentious, however; the number and status of segregated combat units was a matter of intense political debate, and converting a black combat unit to a service one, in favor of white troops, was likely controversial.

Once you made a CD with ones and zeroes it was only a matter of time before that was converted into something that was easily transferable".