Sentence examples for expected to switch from inspiring English sources

Red Bull are now expected to switch to Ferrari after dominant Mercedes rebuffed their approaches.

More of the company's 19 daily papers are expected to switch to weekly publication when they relaunch.

He will remain at shortstop this season, but is expected to switch to second in the winter.

Still, a quarter of all cellphone users in Japan are expected to switch to a 3G service by March 2005.

As restrictions are lifted, advertisers are expected to switch towards cash deals, which generally secure better placements.

But Simon Grix is back in the squad and Gareth O'Brien is expected to switch to stand-off, with debuts for Gene Ormsby and Anthony England.

But it is not realistic to expect to switch careers, do a year-long MBA, and walk out with a massive salary increase, she says.

American network executives have already said that when the fighting begins they expect to switch over to continuous news programming, cutting out commercials and many regular shows.

"Going down to one pill a day is amazing," said Keith Folger of Washington, who started on 36 pills a day about 11 years ago and expects to switch to the new pill when it becomes available.

The company expects to switch almost one-third of its customers to automated reading by the end of 2003, with data sent to pole-top units and then relayed via radio frequency to a computer center in Kansas City, Mo.

Microsoft expects to switch all Hotmail users to the new interface and platform by the summer.