Sentence examples for likely to be converted from inspiring English sources

Some music directors might fairly argue that new audiences are more likely to be converted to classical music by Beethoven than by Lutoslowski.

This five-story brick Greenwich Village town house, which was the home of the musical "The Fantasticks" for 40 years, is likely to be converted to condominiums.

The move could also be a first step toward a broader solution to the frozen-deposit problem, analysts said, with balances over the 7,000-peso 7,000-pesolimit be converted into a blikelyf governmentoand benk-issued bonds.

Steve Whaley, research and development director of the organization, said that the group had converted more than 2,000 vehicles to propane, with 1,000 more likely to be converted in the next six months.

If the bond passes, the Astrodome, once heralded as the eighth wonder of the world, is likely to be converted into a convention hall, the memories forged there since the Astros' opening day, in 1965, still somewhat intact.

Once H2O2 is produced via this pathway it is likely to be converted to OH.

This result confirms that triclinic birnessite with orthogonal layer is more likely than hexagonal birnessite to be converted into todorokite.

This makes the banks less like to be able to continue to pay the sub debt holders, therefore more likely for the sub-debt to be converted into equity.

It's likely the oldest set ever to be converted.

However, whereas S-methylmethionine can likely be converted to methionine by predicted aphid homocysteine methyltransferases, breakdown of glutathione releases cysteine, which would need to be converted to methionine by the Buchnera endosymbionts.

We report that parcels of semi-natural grassland were more likely to have been converted to intensive agriculture if they were large, had a high nutrient status and were in the proximity of land that has already been intensified; three variables indicating an environmental potential for intensification.