Sentence examples for converts price from inspiring English sources

For example, if a salesman tells his software that he is making a sales call in Berlin, the software activates a subprogram that converts price quots from dollars into marks.

Convert prices into U.S. dollars instead of euros, and it's even more cruel.

That's less than three pounds (although I'm trying to avoid converting prices back as I travel).

Lat$7$in$7$(7$)is$7$$)ta / (lat in es ta) / n. / a neologism for a maté-drinking, milonga-dancing gringa enamored of all things Latin American, as in, "She's become such a Latinista since her trip to Buenos Aires that she's taken to converting prices into pesos.

The final shopping announcement involves cross-border searches and purchases — Google says it's testing tools that will automatically convert prices into the searcher's local currency.

It's even useful offline by storing the last updated rates and converting prices when there's no Wi-Fi.

Different approaches to measuring affordability have been proposed, including benchmarking medicine prices against per capita gross national income (GNI), setting prices against "catastrophic" household health expenditure levels [ 12], or converting prices to working days based on government salaries as a proxy for average income [ 13].

Similarly, in converting the price of a "four shilling dish of rice and vegetables" in 1967 to 20p in today's money we forgot to allow for its relative value; taking into account changes in the retail price index it would now be worth £2.23.

Price per thousand board feet was converted to price per cubic metre using a factor of 0.424.

Using the individual exchange rate, the app store instantly will convert the price from your home country to any of the world's many currencies.

The Treasury's infrastructure minister Lord Deighton told BBC Radio 5 live that it was an "ingenious scheme", adding that it "would be properly designed to avoid any risk of stimulus being converted into price rises".