Sentence examples for of which translates from inspiring English sources

All of which translates into potential customers.

All of which translates into continued apprehension in many households.

"Peak oil is not about oil reserves or resources, neither of which translates directly into production rate", the Eos paper points out.

When they aren't flirting with military costume, they dress like Tina Turner in Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome, and their signature tune is Mein Teil, the title of which translates as "my part", German slang for penis.

His emergence as favourite this time round comes as his latest novel – the title of which translates as Colourless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage – is being translated into English ahead of publication in 2014.

All of which translates to pre-tax profits falling by around 11% and analysts fretting that a so-called "self-help plan" that was supposed to deliver an extra £300m of annualised retail profit by its fifth year will simply get absorbed by the financial crisis.

Everyone in the room had a competing theory, most of which translated as "people didn't listen to me enough".

Illegals commonly use food stamps and other forms of welfare, driving up these costs, and they have been major users of public health allocations and emergency medical services, all of which translate into higher taxes, which few of them pay.

Still others say it's the derivation of the word — "le waffle" in French, from the Flemish "wafflintis" and originally the Latin "wafflibus," all of which translate, loosely, to "waffle".

That way, by the time she's a decade or so along, she'll have more savings, more job experience, and more bargaining power — all of which translate into more options.

A sphere, idealized as a point mass, bounces on a massive flat horizontal surface, all points of which translate with circular motion in a vertical plane.