Sentence examples for better to convert from inspiring English sources

"It's a pretty prudent client who understands that it's better to convert your I.R.A. and pay the taxes now".

The Jesuits, keen linguists, preferred to preach in Nahuatl, Quechua and Guaraní, the better to convert the natives (and to increase their own influence).

Christian missionaries remain busy translating the Bible into the world's smallest languages, the better to convert their speakers.Buddhism is also a translated religion.

Better to convert empty high-street shops, of which there are many, and likely to be more as internet shopping continues its rise.

But if you want to display and rotate it, it is much better to convert each point's coordinates into fixed point values, as this will be much faster than continuing to use TI's floating point routines which will require you to do all of the slow calculations each time the object is redrawn.

What hasn't been well-understood is whether it's better to convert crops to ethanol that can be burned in conventional internal combustion engines or to burn the crops to generate electricity that can power electric vehicles.

For their part, the prescription benefit managers say mail-order programs are better able to convert a patient to a less expensive generic drug, and that the plans they offer are better equipped to oversee a patient's prescriptions.

One alternative is to develop a better way to convert heat into electricity in space.

Millions of midcareer men and women would like nothing better than to convert their restlessness into fresh energy.

Millions of mid-career men and women would like nothing better than to convert their restlessness into fresh energy.

Acidic oxides such as alumina oxide and silica alumina were better catalysts to convert 3B2OL to BD, while catalysts with basic sites, such as zirconia doped with ceria and calcium, catalyzed condensation reactions that ultimate lead to phenols like 2,5-dimethylphenol.