Sentence examples for chances of converting from inspiring English sources

Yet its chances of converting to a for-profit corporation are caught up in political disputes.

It is a chance to assess her chances of converting the victory over Serena Williams into further grand slam success.

That would be the right call if you think the Bucs' chances of converting on fourth down are greater than 50percentt.

"My chance of converting a sale dramatically increases, and for much less money".

Net cords bedeviled Errani and Vinci, seeded fourth, twice winding up inside their court and forcing them to race forward with little chance of converting them into points.

There is no such structure in existence, and there is no chance of converting the U.N. into such a structure, because the U.N. accommodates 2 opposite worlds, like Madison Square Garden on a fight night.

I suppose there's no chance of converting you to a vegan diet, is there?

And the faster those pages load, the higher the chance of converting a user into a customer.

Insurance providers pay big dollars to Google for these clicks knowing that they have a good chance of converting that user into a sale.

Along with insights gathered about Whole Foods shoppers, Amazon probably has the best chance of converting in-store grocery buyers to online grocery buyers".

You've got a better chance of securing high visibility, and even though raw traffic numbers may be lower than what the big keywords deliver, your traffic stands a great chance of converting.