Sentence examples for focus on converting from inspiring English sources
There's a "focus on converting new customers to paid-for products in print and on mobile devices".
Liberty Group (potential buyers of the plant) is considering a plan to switch the current blast furnaces to electric arc furnaces, and focus on converting domestic scrap steel into new high quality steel.
Confidence is important, but we also have to recognize that the decision to commit 30,000 more troops to a counterinsurgency effort against a good segment of the Afghan population, with the focus on converting a deeply unpopular and corrupt regime into a unified, centralized state for the first time in that country's history, is far from a slam dunk.
Most modern AMT systems focus on converting audio to a MIDI-like representation in which notes are described by their onsets, offsets and pitches.
The exec also commented on how Apple will make its service stand out, as compared with today's streaming music rivals, like Spotify and Pandora, which focus on converting free users to paid subscribers.
They will start to diversify their strategy and continue to acquire new customers in various channels and focus on converting their existing customers into new app users (and more engaged customers) through those traditional channels.
What's cool about CloudUp (and distinguishes it from most apps out there) is that it focuses on converting the design of file transfer from one that makes it clear that "THIS PRODUCT IS JUST A UTILITY" to one that's elegant and minimalist, Jony Ive-style.
She said the Guardian was focused on converting loyal readers into paying members, although it would not put up a paywall.
Mr. Bush said the spending was too focused on converting more and more private land into public parks and that, as a result, there was a roughly $5 billion backlog of necessary maintenance work in parks.
At the same time, a new Islamic organization has emerged that claims Muslims were here before the Spaniards, who brought Christianity, and focuses on converting Christians to Islam, then sending them for terrorist training.
