"People often switch between money market and equity funds assets," said Professor Rouwenhorst.
And American pilots often switch off the auto-land capability to "hand-fly" the airplane.
And why, also, when fashion changes tack, shoes often switch direction, too, but in the opposite direction.
When shopping for themselves, people often switch brands or formulas because of price, especially in tough economic times.
This Juventus team, for example, will often switch, mid-game, between playing three and four at the back.
"We play close together in the national side and we often switch positions with each other," Vucinic said.
When a politician demonstrates conclusively that he is the one in charge, his former enemies often switch allegiances.
When companies introduce certain discounts — like Sprint's recent offer of free calling to any mobile number — the effect is that customers often switch to more expensive plans.
AFTER inflicting months of sleep deprivation on their parents, young children often switch course and begin what could be called a thought-deprivation campaign.
Teams often switch them up during a game, or change them from season to season so that traded players and free agents can't sell out their former employers.
The episode provided an unusual window into the inner workings of political campaigns, where operatives often switch allegiances from election to election to work on different races.
