Sentence examples for considered conversion from inspiring English sources
Like Kirk, he considered conversion in the early nineties and decided against it "because of the constraints".
We have only considered conversion of olivine to serpentine.
And in particular, none of them have considered conversion events complicating the orthology mappings (Chen et al. 2007; Song, Hsu, Riemer, et al. 2011).
Positive post-travel samples with negative pre-travel samples were considered conversions.
Differences in induration of ≥10 mm between pre- and post-travel TST were considered conversions if pre-travel TST was <10 mm.
The data in Figure 4 consistently show that, of the land use transitions we considered, conversions to miscanthus maximize carbon sequestration.
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.
After sitting down, he and a number of his associates asked me what I knew of Islam, and why I would not consider conversion.
-- who converted to Judaism himself 18 years ago -- has a different theory to explain why interest is especially strong in the Bible Belt: "I get a phenomenal number of people coming to me considering conversion.
