Sentence examples for organizations to switch from inspiring English sources

Countries began imposing deadlines on media organizations to switch from analog to digital broadcasting even as the Internet and mobile telephone became new venues for TV programming.

To convince those organizations to switch over, Expensify is basically offering them its service for free for the length of their remaining Concur contracts.

Knowing he was moving back to the rotation — the organization asked him to switch places with Kerry Wood — Dempster spent his off-season outside Denver training with virtual masochism.

For the time being, the Wikipedia apps are using MapQuest's tile servers to render the OpenStreetMap data, but Wikipedia's parent organization Wikimedia plans to switch to its own tile servers soon.

Cells regulate the organization of chromatin to switch genes 'on' and 'off'off

But it's not enough for me to switch organizations, especially when Billy was updating me daily," Williams said, referring to Nets General Manager Billy King.

At smaller nonprofits, like most small organizations, upper management is very stable, so you might have to switch to another organization to advance in your career.

For example, an organization switching external data providers would incur upfront costs to switch the data pipeline, potential warehousing, integration into existing model, etc.

GridPoint sells and installs software, hardware and services to help organizations switch to clean energy in any form that will work best for their facilities and operations.

To switch sports metaphors, the making of policy in government or any organization has something in common with football.

Torre wanted to talk to others in the organization before committing to switching El Duquecito, as Adrian Hernández is known, into Pettitte's slot.