Sentence examples for earlier conversion from inspiring English sources

But Tickle was unable to match Dobson's earlier conversion, and Rovers came home strong to seal another memorable triumph.

But prosperity has brought a growing independence among voters, as the freshness and rigidity of the earlier conversion to Republicanism had begun to fade.

A good angled penalty from Ryan Lamb, to add to his earlier conversion, extended the Warriors' half-time advantage to nine points and left the visitors with a Malvern-sized hill to climb.

And while no one is expecting widespread violence in her case, in some of its particulars it bears a remarkable resemblance to an earlier conversion scandal — one in 1936, when a British magistrate returned a Hindu girl to her parents after she had been converted.

Hook added to his earlier conversion.

Carter, who had missed the earlier conversion, made no mistake this time and then turned provider.

To evaluate the relationship between intraabdominal visceral fat (IVF) and early conversion from laparoscopy to laparotomy in obese patients.

However, progression of tibio-femoral arthritis or incorrect indications may predispose patients to early conversion to total knee arthroplasty (TKA).

The model applies to the early conversion of particles and for short periods of time within the sulphation time.

The results indicated that at early conversion more styrene was incorporated into the networks at lower cure temperatures.

Twenty patients had post-operative complications and two patients had an early conversion to a definitive abdominal colostomy due to serious perineal complications.