Sentence examples for may convert the from inspiring English sources

The new owners may convert the upper floors back into a hotel, said Eddie Sitt.

To make up any shortfall, SouthTrust may convert the offer to all cash, or Bank of Tidewater may pay a special dividend, a SouthTrust spokesman, David Oliver, said.

There is even some evidence that vitamin C in a multivitamin may convert the B12 in the vitamin to a harmful analog.

The bitter and the kind can chase each other around it, this mulberry bush of truth and consequence, and the kind may convert the bitter and the bitter may emasculate the kind but neither can change its meaning because the love of a good woman does not give way to arbitrage.

You may convert the insurance to a direct pay policy when you terminate or retire from Duke.

However, prior to maturity, the holder may convert the bond into the stock of the firm, surrendering it for a preset number of shares of stock.

Intermediate complexes containing both CORVET -and HOPS-specific subunits raise the possibility that these complexes may convert "on-the-fly" from one complex to another [Peplowska et al., 2007].

This includes the expectation that the recipient may convert to the religion of the donor.

Indeed, we have some evidence (Petersen et al., submitted for publication) that breast cancer cells, given the right conditions, may convert all the way to myofibroblasts.

The oligomers have attenuated client binding capability and may convert to the more active monomer (Freiden et al., 1992; Blond-Elguindi et al., 1993; Chevalier et al., 1998; Thompson et al., 2012; Aprile et al., 2013), suggesting that they may represent a rapidly accessible, inactive buffer form of chaperone.

Also included on the menu are a couple of vegetables entrees that may convert even the most die-hard vegetable hater.