Sentence examples for switch across from inspiring English sources

Could this have influenced their subsequent intake, and could the initial difference in intake (day 1 of cocaine) be the consequence of differences in the ability to switch across genotypes?

Cameron says he wants to make it easier to switch across a range of utilities.

South Africa need ten runs and over, and I think nit might be time to make the switch across to that game.

So what you are able to do as a proprietary company is to raise your prices just below what the pain is for the customer to switch across.

"I was really impressed with what he [Sanchez] had to say; so it wasn't a difficult decision to make the switch across London," the 26-year-old said.

At that time, energy accounted for just 13% of the build cost and since a timber frame (which has a lower carbon intensity) was slightly more expensive than bricks and blocks it didn't make straightforward financial sense to switch across.

It also helped that Shane Jennings came on to replace Kevin McLaughlin, with Sean O'Brien switching across to the blindside flank.

Mr. Bradley said his eye had long been on Washington because its voters, particularly independents, have a tradition of voting for underdogs and of switching across party lines.

"The bank will agree a date with you when the balance on your account will be switched across, but they will ensure you have your new debit card and cheque books before the old account is closed".

Some 86% of British buyers upgraded from an older iPhone model, only 5% switched across from Samsung".

We hypothesized that bilingual toddlers with a larger increase of TEs would have more practice in switching across lexical systems, boosting executive function abilities.