Sentence examples for that have translated from inspiring English sources

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

Many of the nearly 50 million residents were out in public, wearing red shirts that said, "Be the Reds" or "Korea Team Fighting," the two English-language slogans that have translated the passion in this nation of traditional underdogs.

"They still tend to have pretty strong market position in their local markets, the deepest investment in newsgathering and content of any other companies in their local area and they can monetize that with premium ad rates that have translated into good earnings and cash flow," said John Puchalla, a credit analyst for Moody's.

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

And it's the latter kind that has given us most of the unexpected insights that have translated into real knowledge advances, often from neglected, poorly lit corners of the discipline.

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

For some companies, that has translated into problems.

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

For those with in-demand skills, that has translated into enormous investments for comparatively immature companies.

Gregory Sullivan, the Massachusetts inspector general, says that fee does not include millions of dollars in overhead that has translated into profit.

Not that we should expect anything like this from the State Department, or from a White House that has translated the word "war" into the phrase "Overseas Contingency Operations".