Sentence examples for has started to convert from inspiring English sources

And work has started to convert other such reactors (there are some 130 worldwide) to run on less weapons-usable low-enriched uranium.

There are about 25,000 to 30,000 acres left in the state, mostly in the Pinelands, and half of that has started to convert to hardwood.

That rally, in turn, has started to convert some of the other indicators into buy signals (equity-only put-call ratios and VIX).

"We have started to convert free users into paid ones, but our primary goal today is to build the habit of using Gaana before piracy, and we are confident over time of converting free users into paid ones," he added.

I knew a man who, after several months of depression, weight gain, crying and an inability to concentrate on his job finally went to an endocrinologist to be told that, due to an excess of testosterone, his body had started to convert testosterone to oestrogen.

I knew a man who, after several months of depression, weight gain, crying and an inability to concentrate on his job finally went to an endocrinologist to be told that, due to an excess of testosterone, his body had started to convert testosterone to estrogen.

The idea that genes and culture co-evolve has been around for several decades but has started to win converts only recently.

Whether the train has actually been discovered or not, people in the region have already started to convert the gold rush into cash.

"In the early 1980s, people had started to buy unmodernised property and convert it into residential flats.

America's biggest chains, which have lagged behind, will start to convert cinemas next year.

After the adding and setting work have been done, please click "Convert" button to start to convert iTunes M4V videos.