Sentence examples for force a switch from inspiring English sources
Neil B. Sweig, a pharmaceutical industry analyst at Ryan, Beck & Company, said it was "highly improbable" that the agency would force a switch.
As my friend, the team's co-owner, pointed out, "The play in the N.B.A. now is to pick-and-roll, to force a switch, and get the mismatch.
David F. Weeda, a lawyer in Washington who has worked in the office of the chief counsel of the F.D.A., said it was not clear whether the agency could legally force a switch.
The rules are expected to trigger a "tsunami" of legal opposition from states and utilities who oppose the plans, which will significantly boost wind and solar power generation and force a switch away from coal power.
In two-player co-op, each of you can force a switch at any time but the creature you control switches every time you die, which makes things more complicated but also – with constant switching and shouts of, "I need to lick it!" – much more fun.
It isn't straight forward to estimate the EU ETS emission allowance (EUA) price that would be required to force a switch from coal to gas - I would be interested in readers' estimates, but it is likely to be considerably less than £387.5/tCO2.
Incomplete Coach Jurgen Klinsmann The injury to Fabian Johnson (strained right calf) during pregame warmups forced a switch to Edgar Castillo at left back.
But, as the outlying farmers dwindled, the local irrigation networks fell into disuse, forcing a switch to rain-fed farming, which better suited vegetables and flowers.
This decision forced a switch to slow-motion trading as traders on the floor tried to arrest the decline by manually seeking out bidders.
Opponents of the restaurant bills say forcing a switch to cooking oils may be a financial burden, as would mandating that restaurants provide nutritional information for all menu items.
Without gas, the school can no longer boil the water to mix with powdered milk, forcing a switch to far more expensive fresh milk and a one-third drop in servings for children who frequently come to school without having had breakfast.
