Sentence examples for convert up to from inspiring English sources
Under the terms of the deal, the Treasury Department has agreed to convert up to 25 billion of its preferred stock investment in Citigroup into common stock.
One of the first full circuits that they have made is an RF "power scavenger", which can convert up to 15% of the radio waves it absorbs at a particular frequency into electrical power.
Over half of the supply of palladium and its congener platinum goes into catalytic converters, which convert up to 90% of harmful gases from auto exhaust (hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen dioxide) into less-harmful substances (nitrogen, carbon dioxide and water vapor).
"A pledge to convert up to 1,000 schools is as irrational as it is impractical.
Sportsline hopes to convert up to half of its customers to paying a fee.
Mr. Smith gave in, agreeing to convert up to 100 acres of wheat fields to mustard.
A debit card payment costs on average 9p to process and a credit card payment just 37p, yet charges for buying currency with a card are typically 1.5-2 1.5-2 per cente amofntheonverted, up to amounting of £4.50.
But if they could be made cheaper, or more efficient, or both, they could also be employed to generate power.In this section A modern philosopher's stone Smooth operator Tribulation Every little helps The cutting edge ReprintsDr Kanatzidis is developing new thermoelectric materials designed to be capable of converting up to 20% of the heat that would otherwise be wasted into useful electricity.
After five daily injections of the oligonucleotides into the tail veins of 20 rats, all had converted up to 25% of their defective liver genes to normal versions.
Sparging steam at a steam rate of 0.02 mol/mol of CaBr2 per minute (1.2 2.3 × 10−5 kg/s), into this molten bath promptly yielded HBr in a stable operation that converted up to 25% of the calcium bromide.
Governor Rick Snyder (R) appointed the former GM vice president to the one-year position May 5. Roberts said he would carry out many of the already planned emergency measures, such as closing 14 schools and converting up to 45 traditional schools into charter schools.
