Sentence examples for is going to convert from inspiring English sources

India will have to move upmarket and "who is going to convert the army of programmers into businessmen?"The biggest constraint on the growth of India's service industries may be the available talent pool.

None of this is going to convert believers and the book's tips for organising an atheist holiday aren't going to be much use to anyone who receives it on the day.

Jane has also bought the last remaining 19th century warehouse on the Arun estuary, thus saving it from almost certain destruction (she is going to convert it into flats).

When you look at cold calling versus cold emailing, whichever results in a higher-quality meeting is going to convert better.

Still, I can't help but feel that this generation of GoPro cameras is going to convert more sports-and-adventure-types than ever before.

"This is going to be the next big thing in medical imaging technology everybody is going to convert to digital," says Thomas Treusdell, product manager for radiographic and flat-detector systems at Siemens.

"He actually thought I was going to convert to Islam," Ms. Nordling said.

Does anyone not think they're going to convert this one?

The big question is whether or not she's going to convert.

We didn't think we were going to convert many people.

"It's going to convert idle moments to Facebook moments," said Chris Silva, a mobile industry analyst with the Altimeter Group.