Sentence examples for consider conversion from inspiring English sources

After sitting down, he and a number of his associates asked me what I knew of Islam, and why I would not consider conversion.

In September, the Vatican released its own statement, saying the Christian message that salvation comes only through Jesus is most fully expressed in the Roman Catholic Church, so that Catholic participation in interfaith discussions should consider conversion its ultimate aim.

We confirmed the maximum reduction in the gastric lesion by gastroenterological endoscopy (Fig. 2b), prompting us to consider conversion surgery.

We consider conversion rate to be a very telling KPI in that it reveals a combination of the company's ability to sell its products to its customers and customers' desire for the product.

It is likely that Liudhard and Bertha pressed Æthelberht to consider becoming a Christian before the arrival of the mission, and it is also likely that a condition of Æthelberht's marriage to Bertha might have been that Æthelberht would consider conversion.

But in general, we should consider conversion factors as a personal, social and environmental package.

Older folks should consider conversions, too, if they don't expect to need their IRA money.

Like Kirk, he considered conversion in the early nineties and decided against it "because of the constraints".

A man who has been considering conversion for two years told Father DeVita he wanted to be baptized right away.

His attitude toward Henry changed, however, when Henry began considering conversion to Roman Catholicism.

For all his rejection of Catholicism and contempt for Europe's decline, the clincher for François when considering conversion is sex.