Sentence examples for decision to convert from inspiring English sources

It followed TM's decision to convert the Liverpool Daily Post to a weekly.

Hopkins never regretted his decision to convert, or to join one of the most demanding of priestly orders.

She reads Elizabeth Taylor's autobiography and is inspired by the actress's decision to convert for Eddie Fisher.

Ashdown is clear that VAT isn't behind his decision to convert, although finances do play a role.

Mr. Bessent replaces Keith Anderson, whose resignation from the post was announced along with the firm's decision to convert itself from a hedge fund.

"At the time," Mr. Csik said, explaining his decision to convert, "the housing market for seniors had virtually dried up except for a few selected communities.

It also validated the Jets' decision to convert him to safety from outside linebacker when they drafted him in the seventh round in 2012.

Though the decision to convert came slowly and deliberately, it also felt, at times, like the simple and irrational process of falling in love.

The decision to convert the building into very high-end condos — about half of which will have outdoor space — reflects where the market is taking developers.

She said she was initially happy with his decision to convert to Islam as he had "done one or two things that I was not proud of".

Maybe this would explain the brand's decision to convert pretty much its entire marketing message to: We are an eco-friendly "green" company.