Sentence examples for converted into money from inspiring English sources
Eventually, though, I was able to get a good chunk of my Quicken file converted into Money format.
The length of the maturity period affects what is known as the liquidity of the debt i.e., how quickly it can be converted into money.
Features such as "longer-lasting by X%," "faster by Y hours," "less likely to break down by Z%," all work nicely because they can be easily converted into money.
The mundane reality is that many art thieves are simply not the sharpest grappling hooks in the toolbag; the smart ones choose to steal things that can be much more easily converted into money — or just money itself.
[3 Russ. 56] Zachariah Brown was entitled, during his life, to about £93 a-year, being the interest arising from a share of the residue of his father's estate, which, in pursuance of the directions in his father's will, had been converted into money, and invested in the names of the executors and trustees.
Cost assessment: In the MHS accounting system every treatment is automatically converted into money terms according to real market prices.
One is a sales "score-card" that explains to customers in dollars and cents exactly how the lower emissions and higher fuel efficiency of a new GE product (for example, its cleaner locomotive engines) convert into money saved on fuel.
The scheme will support initiatives which reward households for recycling, with points that convert into money off at retailers, such as Windsor and Maidenhead's RecycleBank and Birmingham's Nectar programmes.
At present, the petrodollars are converted into local money at a fixed rate and doled out as governments see fit.
People who would not pick a penny off the sidewalk can still imagine how a jar full of pennies could be converted into serious money.
