Sentence examples for collective switch from inspiring English sources
Cornwall Together will help Cornish people buy energy together – in a collective switch.
A mass collective switch is our best chance of making that happen.
Moneysupermarket (which owns MoneySavingExpert) runs a monthly collective switch called the Energy Bill Buster.
In May, the group organised a market-leading one-year fixed-rate tariff from EDF through a collective switch.
It is behind The Big London Energy Switch scheme, as well as a collective switch promoted by UKPower.
Only in one circumstance can they create a new tariff, and that is for a "collective switch".
But how can the collective switch-off really make a difference?
Against Newcastle there was a collective switch-off from a throw-in, leading poor Ashley Young, charging across to try to cover, to be skinned by Kenedy.
Mauricio Pochettino's blood pressure had been raised by Rodríguez's goal that followed the sort of collective switch-off that had bedevilled the manager during his debut season at the club when only four top-flight teams conceded moreoften.
Railing against this collective switch-off from elections and from politics generally will not help matters, even if at one level it does look like an insult to the memory of those brave men and women who fought for our right to vote in the first place.
MoneySavingExpert and Moneysupermarket both run their own collective switches.
