Sentence examples for that has translated from inspiring English sources

For some companies, that has translated into problems.

It is a characteristic that has translated, for some, into a reputation for being demanding.

A spokesman for Merrill, Jason H. Wright, said: "During the years Stan was here, as an organization we very much embraced a meritocracy and inclusiveness that has translated into a more diverse work force that we're proud of.

Both were explosively quick but had modest first-class careers and both have a natural love of fast bowling that has translated into a fascination with the technicalities of the game.

A church that has translated its scripture into hundreds of languages in the hope of winning converts worldwide has decided not to promote its faith when the Olympics shine a global spotlight on Utah in three weeks.

Combined with the 38percentt increase in enrollment at Trinidad, that has translated into science laboratory kits, a special education instructor and replacements for 13-year-old social studies books.

There was resistance at first, but we have shown incremental improvements in website hits that have translated into sales enquiries and leads.

Can you think of other mechanics that have translated from indie productions to the triple-A market?

Iraq made a fatal mistake to alienate and even lock up former Baathists, creating a backlash that had translated into a bloody civil war.

The following sections will highlight some of the pharmacogenomics results that have translated into precision medicine.

The authors, like many others, recognize the importance of unresolved social problems that have translated into unacceptable inequities.