Sentence examples for customers converted from inspiring English sources

At XM last year, 52.7percentt of such customers converted to paying subscribers.

Revenue was $9 billion, up 3.2 percent from $8.7 billion a year ago as customers converted from regular phones to smartphones, which bring in more revenue.

In some cases, as local regulations eased, Nortel's customers converted existing cellular phone licenses to fixed wireless and to wireless Internet access.

First you see former production plants (output has moved closer to customers) converted to office buildings that today serve as headquarters for Pirelli Group; the roof of the tallest building has a helipad to ferry executives to the airport.

Robocoin's machines, unlike Lamassu's, let customers convert their bitcoins into cash (along with turning cash to bitcoin).

Ofoto, Snapfish and Shutterfly.com have for years helped customers convert conventional photos into digital images they could e-mail to others.

As for the complainers whom he hopes to turn into customers, converting all of them is probably impossible, and he knows that the naysayers will be with him for a while.

Lanny Baker, an analyst with Salomon Smith Barney, estimated that 250,000 to 280,000 of Yahoo's new subscribers came from existing SBC Internet customers converting to the SBC Yahoo version of the service, which includes e-mail, online radio and other features.

The company is also actively developing tools that will better leverage the data its system collects about listings to help its agent customers convert more leads.

"If we didn't race it, others would, so the choice was quite straightforward - either we sell road cars and watch our customers convert them to race cars or we develop the race cars ourselves".

So it started out by testing a free version via the Google Apps Marketplace, and the model seemed to be working, with 5percentt of free customers converting to paid in a short period of time.