Sentence examples for failing to switch from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Belgian company's Russian brewer Sun has lost market share by failing to switch to plastic bottles from its unpopular glass ones quickly enough.

The results came a day after a Competition and Markets Authority inquiry found that millions of families paid up to £234 a year too much for their energy by failing to switch supplier.

However, Mbnl1−/− mice show unmotivated behavior in the water maze, failing to switch from passive strategies to a spatially selective search as exhibited by increased floating in the watermaze task [27].

Also failing to shift were inbred birds.

For one thing, decades of legal maneuvering to keep regulations light (or failing that, to switch regulators) were being nullified.

By some estimates, says the startup, U.K. homeowners are losing £29 billion a year by failing to re-mortgage and switch to lower fixed rate deals.

It's the first time the agency has admitted fault in failing to link the switches to a series of fatal accidents, although regulators still lay most of the blame on GM for hiding the defect.

It is clear that the outcome of the previous trial has a strong effect on decision-making: mice are much more likely to make a correct choice if they are cued to switch arms after failing to receive reward (82 ± 14% correct) or return to the same arm after receiving reward (72 ± 18% correct; mean response across encoding and retrieval conditions, baseline trials only).

She had qualified with a best score of 84.0 but fell on her first run in the final and could record only a seventh-best finish of 70.6 in slushy conditions on her second after failing to land her signature switch nine trick cleanly.

It's almost like a bad habit that I have to break, and so far, I'm failing to fully make the switch (even with new apps like Mailbox on the horizon).

Warren Gatland will have regrets, no doubt, for failing to persuade the West Country man to switch allegiance to Wales when he crossed the border after failing to excite international interest at junior level.