Sentence examples for help converting from inspiring English sources

In turn, PtG is called to help converting excessive wind energy into natural gas, which will prevent wind spillage and facilitate an economic operation.

But farmers "are in a very difficult position" and will need help converting to a more sustainable way of farming, which may mean higher prices in the supermarket, he said.

If you decide to just use potatoes to make vodka, for example, your potatoes are going to need a little help converting starch into sugar.

Consult this basic chart to figure out whether you need additional enzymes in your mash in order to convert starches into sugar: If you decide to just use potatoes to make vodka, for example, your potatoes are going to need a little help converting starch into sugar.

This group needs policies to help convert homes to rentals.

"Rise of the Tyrant" should help convert a few more American fans.

They help convert the extraordinarily depressed into the ordinarily depressed.' He used to find writing almost intolerably traumatic.

At least it could help convert the "print pound" into enough '"digital pence" to secure the industry's future.

Syngenta, for instance, hopes in 2008 to begin selling a genetically engineered corn designed to help convert itself into ethanol.

Wisteria is a nitrogen-fixing legume, which means that microorganisms around the roots help convert atmospheric nitrogen into nutrients.

Balfour has a contract to help convert the Olympic Stadium into a new home for West Ham United FC.