Sentence examples for yet to convert from inspiring English sources
They have yet to convert that profit into power.
The majority of Microsoft's customers have yet to convert.
The Finn has yet to convert that potency into a victory and this race may present him with another opportunity.
She has yet to convert to Islam, but has regu larly attended Islamic schools in the UK.
He has produced his usual impressive displays so far in the tournament, without reaching his explosive best, although he has yet to convert a try of his own.
But it has yet to convert that enthusiasm into seats in Westminster.Paul Nuttall, UKIP's deputy leader, growled that the result was an "affront to democracy", and argued, reasonably enough, that Britain's first-past-the-post system should be scrapped.
The bicycle is the most efficient means yet devised to convert human energy into mobility.
She hit powerful drives and accurate approach shots, yet failed to convert putts from close range.
As if to show sensitivity to global opinion, Prime Minister Vajpayee indicated that India had not yet moved to convert its capability into actual weapons.
Nevertheless, Ukip has not yet managed to convert that success into the byelection spectaculars that have marked the SNP's progress.
America's main goal — and China's, and South Korea's — must be to prevent North Korea from following through on its threat (implied but not yet explicit) to convert the fuel rods, which would allow it to build as many as a half-dozen bombs within months.
