Sentence examples for which will translate into from inspiring English sources

The argument is that that will create inflation expectations, which will translate into consumption and, in turn, greater economic growth.

LeFrak plans four to six more commercial and residential buildings, which will translate into another 3,000 residential units, Mr. Gaztambide said.

This, manufacturing analysts say, is likely to result in a flood of goods, which will translate into lower wholesale prices for the American companies.

"The embedding function should make ABC's content more ubiquitous, which will translate into more video views and ad impressions," Silicon Alley Insider says.

All these merits contribute to the ultralong cyclability achieved by lead-carbon batteries, which will translate into promising inexpensive systems that could revolutionize the large-scale energy storage fields.

Citic's investment comes in the form of 40-year convertible securities, which will translate into a 6percentt stake with an option to go as high as 9.9percentt.

The idea is that each aircraft will know its location through GPS and transmit that information to a computer on the ground, which will translate that into moving dots on a three-dimensional map, and send that back to the pilots, whether they are on the ground or in the air.

Mloovi is a new tool which will translate RSS newsfeeds into 24 languages.

You'll find recent articles from medical journals, which Dr. Mulcahy will translate into comprehensible English — no minor feat.

By then, Americans will have endured nine years of employment weakness, which for millions will translate into permanently lost opportunities for wage growth and irreversibly diminished living standards.

Knowledge of the key biological mechanisms of aging can inform clinical decisions, which in turn will translate into innovative, diagnostic, and therapeutic interventions to improve the overall health of older individuals.