Sentence examples for expensive conversion from inspiring English sources

Theatre owners have been reluctant to make the expensive conversion to digital.

This is a big advantage over proposals which advocate a split-up of the euro into a strong and a weak euro, which would involve an expensive conversion in all countries.

At the time, this was touted as the most expensive conversion in New York City's history.

Increasingly, niche markets will be sought for a wide array of custom-engineered products, such as those based on chiral compounds, which are not directly available from petroleum products without expensive conversion steps, but may be easily and directly produced by a biotechnology route.

"That's why we do not have the newer, more expensive conversions" — generic versions of name-brand drugs.

Mr. Burwick and his 90-year-old sister, Elizabeth Amsterdam, had lived in separate market-rate apartments at the Manhattan House, the site of the most expensive condo conversion — at $1.1 billion — on file at the state attorney general's office.

As it happened, the financial panic on Wall Street last September came just as the Plaza, the city's most expensive condominium conversion ever, per square foot, was hit by a wave of bad publicity.

The total asking price for all apartments, including apartments of 88 tenants protected by rent-regulation laws, is $1.06 billion, which would make it one of the most expensive condominium-conversion projects, although less than the conversion of Manhattan House, the postwar full-block complex on Second Avenue and East 66th Street.