Sentence examples for where conversion from inspiring English sources

"Where conversion would actually make most sense would be with delivery and commercial vehicles – vans, trucks and buses," says Greenwood.

A similar dynamic is unfolding at many new condominiums where "conversion rates" — the number of would-be buyers it takes to generate a single sale — have multiplied.

Disputes over family matters and religious conversion, as the report noted, were already heard by Islamic courts, and there were seven provinces where conversion from Sunni Islam was a crime.

The United Kingdom Council for Pyschotherapy calls the practice unethical.In China, where conversion clinics have operated for decades, there has been no such outcry from medical or official bodies.

Take, for example, the offensive nonsense of Westminster Abbey lowering their flag at half mast out of respect for a king who presided over a regime with one of the worst human rights records in the world and which beheads people with swords on a similar scale to Islamic State, and where conversion to Christianity remains a capital offence.

Traditional convertible preferreds that is, those where conversion is optional still exist.

But where conversions have taken place, the results have often been outstandingly attractive and have arguably been the only realistic option for large period buildings, which otherwise may have faced the wrecking ball.

A hole in the funnel where conversions leak out.

These results corroborate a cancer cell plasticity model where conversions occur between various cell states with fluctuating tumorigenic capacities.

All cost data were provided in Euros apart from Switzerland and the UK where conversions at 1 franc = €0.62 and £1 = €1.34were used (exchange rates on August 1, 2007).

Aliphatic aldehydes reacted with good conversion (∼90%) but showed low enantioselectivities, and double bond isomerization was observed for alkenyl derivatives (e.g., cinnamic aldehyde), where conversions were in the range of ∼60% accompanied by isomerization products (∼20 30%).