Sentence examples for chance to switch from inspiring English sources

Customers have virtually ignored the chance to switch suppliers, however.

She was offered the chance to switch to the rental plan but wasn't interested.

Van rides had their own rewards: a chance to switch back through mountains, olive groves, vineyards and small villages.

The improvement was so dramatic that half way through the trial patients who had been randomly assigned to standard chemotherapy were offered the chance to switch to vemurafenib.

The break from a match is important for all six teams, having a chance to switch off from what is such an intense tournament.

It is not inconceivable that some tour operators may offer the chance to switch to a different destination, but they have no obligation to do so.

The work requires his orchestral musicians to learn notes that apparently sit awkwardly on their instruments, which is bad enough, but when they realise their contributions might not even be heard because Cage is using chance procedures to switch their contact microphones on and off, Bernstein needs to quell a full-scale orchestral mutiny.

The players were given a fitness programme to follow in their spare time, which was monitored through GPS technology, but essentially it was a chance for them to switch off and relax, as reward for their efforts so far, before returning to training on Monday.

The crisis is so grave, she argues, that most borrowers who are facing resets but still paying their dues should be given the chance by servicers to switch into fixed-rate loans at the starter rate for the full 30 years.Some are hoping that the Californian experiment, which builds on Ms Bair's proposal, will provide a template for a nationwide scheme if the economics work.

Stacy DeNovo, a young baker, and Lady Margaret Delacourt, the Duchess of Montenaro both played by Vanessa Hudgens meet by chance and decide to switch lives for a bit.

There is no chance of getting them to switch sides if they fear being massacred.