Sentence examples for interest in converting from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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

It could appeal to owner occupiers, potential investors or parties who may be interested in converting it to residential.

QuickTime and RealVideo content could present a problem for wireless carriers interested in converting existing Web content to MPEG-4 for distribution over their networks.

Not interested in converting it into a professional piece, he turned the idea over to Ms. Seidman, who has transformed Lilly's tale into a 50-minute multimedia production that is to be followed by a book signing by Ms. Sheldon.

Responding to the increasing concern among American Jews about defections through assimilation and intermarriage, he called on American synagogues to integrate into Jewish life intermarried couples, their children, Jews unattached to congregations and non-Jews interested in converting.

The classes, which are part of "outreach" efforts to non-Jews who are not affiliated with another faith, have also attracted those curious about the faith, as well as a steady stream of people interested in converting.