Sentence examples for children switch from inspiring English sources

Children switch from school to school, even returning repeatedly to the same one, as their parents become overextended on rent in one place, try another rental, flee an unsafe block or move in with a relative or a new partner.

And, indeed, Pope Francis, did refer to Benedict when he ended his speech with his ugly non sequitur about this ill-defined conspiracy to have children switch genders.

Liquid formulations of all drug components are used until 4 years of age, and then children switch to pediatric/adult tablets as recommended by weight-based dosing.

Liquid formulations of all drug components are used until 6 months of age, and then children switch to pediatric/adult tablets as recommended by weight-based dosing.

The perspective of parents is important to researchers and clinicians and may even be more so in semi-residential psychiatry as children switch daily between home and the treatment unit.

If all drug components are not included in the coformulation, liquid formulations of the remaining drugs are used until 6 months of age, and then children switch to pediatric/adult tablets as recommended by weight-based dosing.

We watched the children switching channel rather than watch her discomfort; Nyborg physically shrinking as her situation became more desperate.

The 10 adopted Chinese children at the school are virtually indistinguishable in their classroom performance from the other children, switching back and forth easily between Chinese and English.

Experiment 3 showed that children switched to the new post-switch sorting rules and not to rules that oppose the pre-switch sorting rules.

While they found a moderate decrease in consumption, it was offset by children switching to higher-calorie whole milk and other sweetened drinks.

Other risk factors for experiencing child abuse and neglect include children switching homes (DeBruyn et al. 1992), having multiple men associated with the household (Nelson et al. 1996), stressful life events in the household (Nelson et al. 1996), and having a greater number of children in the household (Horejsi et al. 1992; Nelson et al. 1996; White and Cornely 1981).