Sentence examples for converting to a from inspiring English sources

"But still, even now they are better off converting to a plc than remaining a mutual.

Yet its chances of converting to a for-profit corporation are caught up in political disputes.

Before converting to a reit in 2013, Corecivic was subject to a 36% corporate tax rate.

Industrialization, the process of converting to a socioeconomic order in which industry is dominant.

The building was converting to a co-op, so he got an insider price.

"Converting to a Roth can still make sense in retirement," says Lewis J. Altfest, a New York financial planner.

Converting to a screened porch or patio costs $12,000 now and will cost $15,000 in the future.

None of which is to say that converting to a republic does not present a range of hurdles.

"The option of converting to a charter school is supposed to be there as an alternative for parents," she said.

Reform advocates say converting to a risk-based system can be less expensive because jails house fewer people.

The sectional was to go into a dining area that the client was converting to a family room.