Sentence examples for be converted into convenience from inspiring English sources
While retailers like Tesco have long been keen to get hold of former pubs, which are often in prime locations and can be converted into convenience stores without planning permission, London's high property prices mean they are increasingly attractive to developers who can often turn one pub into several homes.
The rest will be converted into small Asda stores from early next year.The deal marks Asda's first big expansion into local convenience stores, a format that rivals Tesco and Sainsbury's have been perfecting for years.
The original sampling counts were converted into TPM (transcripts per million) for convenience.
For convenience it is converted into what was referred to as a value of a statistical life and is now referred to as the value of mortality risk.
For convenience, this value was converted into 10% (w/w DM) NaOH.
Thus, for convenience, hours within 1 day are converted into minutes, so if the tidal measurement is done at 16:43, in the converted version it is (16 times 60 + 43 = 1003).
In the numerical calculation of the ray tracing, the orthogonal coordinate system (X, Z) is converted into a polar coordinate system (r, ϕ) by functions of (1) for convenience.
