Sentence examples for convert more than from inspiring English sources

His plan was to convert more than half of the apartments to market-rate rentals by 2011 and increase net income to $24 million.

LEDs convert more than 75% of the energy they consume into light; incandescents no more than 5%, the rest being turned into heat.

I would wager you that if the Jets used Tim Tebow on two-point plays, he would convert more than 50%.

The failed purchase reflects the difficulties and, some critics said, the sometimes mishandled efforts by the county to convert more than $100 million approved by voters into actual land protection.

The trouble is, the renovation project was so costly, and so dependent on state aid, that the cooperative could not afford to convert more than half of the six buildings in its plan.

Under a new agreement with the company, $100 million of that money will be used to convert more than 10 miles of already constructed temporary sand berms into permanent barrier islands as part of a coastal restoration effort.

The administration has converted more than half the city's welfare offices into "job centers".

Likewise, K.K.R. converted more than $180 million in fees between 2007 and 2009, according to its filings.

Sears is converting more than 400 Kmart stores to the Sears Essentials format to try to lure upscale shoppers.

Between 2007 and 2011, Apollo converted more than $131 million in fees into investments in its funds, according to S.E.C. filings.

In the last seven years, Wisconsin has converted more than 90 percent of the lighting under state control to LED bulbs.