Sentence examples for option to switch from inspiring English sources

But failing that, it would have the option to switch jobs away from the City.

Deputy Commissioner Russ Granik said the Hornets have the option to switch to the West next season.

For those whose bank has either had an impossible redesign or disappeared completely, there is another option: to switch providers.

It's cute, and there's the option to switch to a language like Spanish or French for extra fun.

Collective switching reaches wider audiences than some other forms of energy switching, as it offers households the option to switch offline.

But if consumers have the option to switch to good substitutes — as arguably they do now in the smartphone market — the incentives could run in the opposite direction.

Ofwat said that while the option to switch would not be open to consumers, a review was under way to investigate whether competition in the market should be opened up to benefit households.

However, Dr. Niederman, whose university has received funds from Colgate for cavity-prevention programs in New York City, said consumers had the option to switch to other products containing stannous fluoride.

His cornerstone proposal to give the children who attend failing schools the option to switch to private schools with taxpayer dollars is expected to lack the votes for passage.

Moonves told the Times that he knew he had the option to switch to CBS News in New York, but "we were told it would be twenty minutes.…We knew it wouldn't be down for hours".

Mr. Bush has proposed that economically disadvantaged students who are supposed to be helped under the federal Title 1 program be given a voucher option to switch schools if schools have failing programs that they cannot reverse in three years.