Sentence examples for quick conversion from inspiring English sources

That said, eight years of evangelizing have not reaped a quick conversion as in Joensuu.

Luckily for the forty-six worchestratingthetinighte night's quick conversion, this stadium is made to morph.

These are wells that serve as observation wells, but are engineered for quick conversion to production (pumping) wells to facilitate immediate pressure reduction, if needed.

After a quick conversion back to the headband style, which was quite comfortable, I found that the boom microphone on the M175 is less obtrusive than on other models.

"It provides us with a strategic alliance and a quick conversion of our agency into a national agency, with offices in the top three Hispanic states: California, Texas and Florida".

Built for speed, safety, and quick conversion to troop transport in case of war, the vessel incorporated many of Gibbs's most advanced design concepts and set new speed records in transatlantic passenger service.

Google Translate has some stiff competition in the Skype service but its accessibility and quick conversions and add-ons make it still much more widely used than Skype's IM translation functions.

[This fits well to the quick conversions of consensual to marital unions noted by Koytcheva (2006, Sect. 7.1.1) based on Bulgarian data sets different from the GGS.] In our data, this would be recorded as an entry into a consensual union and a later conversion of the union into a marriage.

The Warner Bros./ Time Warner Inc. release even made it seem like even more of an event via asking IMAX to do a lightning-quick conversion for this weekend's wide release.

You can change your encoder settings for higher quality-which will result in a longer conversion time, or lower quality which will result in a quicker conversion time.

* QC = "Quiet Convertible" version allowing quick-conversion from passenger to full-freighter configuration; only five of these - the complete production run - currently are in service worldwide.