Sentence examples for covert to from inspiring English sources

The pressure to covert to Islam is immense.

"It's sort of like being black twice," said Charles Jones, 19, a recent covert to Islam and a communications major at the University of Illinois in Chicago.

The results have shown how converter academies – Ofsted's 'outstanding' or 'performing well' schools which have been invited to covert to academy status – are performing 7.2 per cent better above the national average, with 63.3 per cent of pupils achieving the headline measure of 5+ A* to C GCSEs, including English and maths.

"Good thing I did that," Mr. Spetter said, "because when Congress said you could covert to a Roth I.R.A. and your earnings would never be taxed again -- and they said you could spread the taxes on the I.R.A. you were converting over four years -- I did it".

In an investigation that went from covert to overt last week, the authorities were moving quickly to check clues and track the movements of Mr. Zazi and those associated with him — even as they moved in federal court to file affidavits in support of the arrests.

Other studies have found the same thing: Pinterest sends traffic, but visitors don't covert to buyers.

The way YouTube and some others get their Flash content on the iPhone is to covert it to H.264 to play in Quicktime.

This metabolic pathway uses oxygen to covert glucose to cellular energy and thus obviates the need to make more red blood cells.

While the ability to covert physical to digital from the comfort of one's home may seem like an awesome idea, there are some limitations.

GlmS acts in the opposing direction to covert Fru6P to GlcN6P for the production of cell-wall constituents.

This was despite the elevated expression of a number of AKRs in the cell line, which would be expected to covert doxorubicin to doxorubicinol.