Sentence examples for failure to convert from inspiring English sources

Failure to convert rising data tides into greater personal productivity is an invitation to unemployment.

His failure to convert a last-minute penalty had cost his team everything.

But a failure to convert chances has been a recurring theme of this season.

This factory's painful struggle illustrates Russia's failure to convert its military plants into makers of marketable consumer goods.

Other sermons in the kingdom suggested that the Americans' failure to convert en masse to Islam was a probable cause.

The Buckeyes' failure to convert a fourth-and-1 from Purdue's 37-yard line late in the game would have most likely eliminated them from Fiesta Bowl consideration.

These are the sort of mistakes, combined with a failure to convert long drives into touchdowns, that cost teams games that they ought to win.

His failure to convert handed Barcelona the crown, and that memory hung over the Riazor going into the final three games of the campaign.

Ebdon's only cause for dissatisfaction was his failure to convert two clear chances for a £157,000 bonus for a maximum.

Gopperth's failure to convert was quickly seized upon when Bedford regained the lead with a fine drop-goal from the impressive Sharp.

As half-time approached Norwich must have been regretting their failure to convert pressure into a lead, but that concern vanished just before the break.