Sentence examples for converting which from inspiring English sources

CONVERT TO A ROTH When you do the conversion, you must pay income tax on the amount you are converting, which may be the whole account or just a portion of it.

You owe income tax on the amount you convert, which can be the entire account balance or part of it.

When Mr. Kujur was a boy, the church offered incentives to convert, which included rice and milk.

Mr. Smail said the cost of one of the seven grain-bin homes that CGB has converted, which average 800 square feet, is around $110,000.

Those who make the shift must pay income tax on the amount converted, which can be the whole account or just part of it.

This is very easy to do from Memeo Connect —  you simply right-click the document and tell it to convert, which takes a few seconds.

If only it didn't cost so damn much upfront, more companies and cities would convert, which will make Al Gore smile.

You owe income tax on the amount you convert, which can be the entire account balance of your IRA or part of it.

One of the four other hooded men with me refuses to convert, which is, apparently, a bad choice.

Briefly, DNA is first bisulfite converted, which results in unmethylated cytosines being converted to uracils, whereas methylated cytosines are not converted.

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