Sentence examples for interest converts from inspiring English sources

When the next institutional round of capital is raised — usually defined by an investor coming in with at least several million dollars in a priced round — the note and interest converts into that round at some pre-determined discount to its price (usually 10-20 percent).

Just paying the interest converted that £70m profit into a £76m loss.

Finally, the dataset was further reduced in size to 451 × 416 × 714 voxels by selecting only the heart as the region of interest, converted from 16-bit to 8-bit, and then rescaled to occupy the full range of grayscale intensities.

Latent animal interests convert matter's non-discernible, neutral face to a smile or frown.

The students are not Jewish, nor are their teachers, and they have no interest in converting.

MRA always showed much interest in converting the influential and the rich and steadfastly opposed communism.

But the Pew researchers found that this pool of potential broadband subscribers was losing interest in converting.

This was the start, he said, of his interest in converting "to the virtual what was happening in the physical".

Figures published last week showed that just over 1,900 schools had expressed an interest in converting to academy status.

It is known that he took a keen interest in converting the village to the use of biogas.

The building's future use remains to be decided, although developers have expressed interest in converting it into condominiums.