Sentence examples for due to be converted from inspiring English sources

Sunita lived in an old textile warehouse, a big, echoing building that was due to be converted into apartments.

The newly-promoted Premier League club have been looking at the feasibility of including retractable seating at the venue, which is due to be converted into a 60,000-seater stadium after the Games.

The junction is due to be converted to two-way traffic and include a 0.9-mile (1.4km) two-way segregated cycle track running from the Oval through Vauxhall and over Vauxhall Bridge to Pimlico.

Germanium (Ge) has been attracting significant attention of researchers for around a decade due to its potential to be converted into an efficient CMOS-compatible light source despite its inherent indirect-bandgap nature1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8.

Three patients initially on VV-ECMO need to be converted to VA-ECMO due to hypotension and two patients on VA-ECMO were converted to VV-ECMO due to persistent respiratory failure. in one patient, ECMO mode was changed from VV-ECMO to VA-ECMO because of pulmonary hypertension, but returned to VV-ECMO with the control of PH.

Major complications occurred in 4 patients: in three cases percutaneous technique had to be converted to surgical approach due to failure, one patient had tracheal injury which was successfully managed conservatively.

Five cases with incomplete follow up and one which had to be converted to EXT-DCR due to very thick lacrimal bone were excluded from the study.

In two of the cases, DALK had to be converted to penetrating keratoplasty due to larger DM perforation during lamellar preparation.

Prepare to be converted.

The RAF had experienced intense demand upon its existing aerial refuelling tanker fleet, and its existing fleet of Victor B.1 tankers that had been converted earlier were due to be retired in the 1970s, thus it was decided that the stored Victor B.2Rs would be converted to tankers also.

This conclusion, however, requires land liberated due to intensification are converted into forest of forest land being 'spared' from conversion.