Sentence examples for competition to convert from inspiring English sources
IN the struggle to show a profit, Internet retailers seek any advantage that might make them stand apart in the competition to convert ordinary consumers into online shoppers.
One of the reasons the Swiss architectural firm Herzog and de Meuron won the competition to convert Bankside, Serota told me, was that they seemed to have the closest sympathy with artists.
There are many issues that the higher education sector is waiting to see settled but one thing is certain: this summer will see strong competition to convert offers into acceptances, with the implication that some institutions will expand their ABB cohort as others undershoot their overall recruitment targets.
"The bigger competition is still to convert more users from using cars to using scooters along with public transportation.
Even though his box office revenue had dipped only slightly in the face of steep-seated competition, he decided to convert his theater.
"One thing Ethan did that I wouldn't have thought to do was he entered us into the Carbon XPRIZE". That's a four-year, $20 million competition to develop ways to convert CO₂ emissions into useful products.
After Microsoft's offerings destroyed Word Perfect, consumers were left only with Word, with some features (like footnoting and outlining) that remained bug-ridden and inferior for years; the absence of competition also allowed Microsoft to convert Office into a major cash cow.
James Dunaway Correction: April 27 , 2004 Tuesday A sports article in some copies on Sunday about the Drake Relays track and field competition in Des Moines and Drake University's plans to convert the stadium in which they are held into a multisport facility misstated the surname of the university's president.
This missionary competition was repeated in Bulgaria when its khan, Boris I, sought to convert to Christianity.
As resource preservation becomes more mainstream, large companies begin to convert to a more ecological role and competition is more difficult.
High-speed Internet access is still a market with little competition and the government has been trying to stress the need to convert to a broadband-based economy.
