Sentence examples for interested in converting from inspiring English sources
According to his estimates, "only about 5percentt of German investors" are interested in converting a small part of their savings to gold, "but it's enough to put suppliers under strain".
Doug Faucette, a lawyer who leads the banking and transaction group of Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell, said that he had fielded a flurry of calls since the summer from community banks interested in converting their charters to credit unions.
When Mr. Barley returned three months later, they signed up for a class at the 92nd Street Y for people interested in converting to Judaism, and Mr. Barley eventually did convert.
He was more interested in converting the Iraqi armed forces and police into a Shiite militia loyal to him than he was in keeping happy Sunni supporters of the former regime.
Given that Kent was under Frankish influence, while Bede sees the mission as being "Roman" in origin, the Franks were equally interested in converting their fellow Germans and in extending their power and influence.
I went along to a mosque because I'm interested in Islam, but I didn't know anyone would be interested in converting me.
The tourism industry and real estate developers are extremely interested in buying and converting residential buildings and local businesses into hotels or short-term rentals.
WALL STREET has repeatedly sounded alarms to spur working Americans to save more for retirement, but it has been less interested in helping convert nest eggs to spendable, post-paycheck income.
Wade F. Horn, assistant secretary of health and human services for children and families, acknowledges that the term can generate confusion, but said the administration was not interested in creating converts to marriage.
He had become interested in Islam and converted in his first year at university.
Assuming that those farmers interested in growing DECs converted 9.29% (average percentage of arable land set-aside between 1996 and 2005) of their utilised agricultural area to these crops, 50,700 ha and 89,900 ha of SRC and miscanthus would, respectively, be grown on English arable farms.
