Sentence examples for switch to new from inspiring English sources

Geri Halliwell's switch to New Labour may have pleased a few middle-aged men, but young people are not impressed.

That means hundreds of thousands of people, at least, probably have to switch to new suppliers.

Cox and Comcast plan to switch to new networks in June.

As they switch to new companies, they try to encourage their friends to move with them.

The switch to new crops, however, may not be to the taste of people.

In October, about 800 inmates in 14 prisons began a hunger strike to protest the switch to new prisons.

It may switch to new low-carbon dioxide technology and will supply the plant by ship rather than truck.

The switch to new technologies is estimated to have cost Royal Mail some £500m in its last financial year.

Nowadays, it becomes possible to switch to new generation of computational tools, namely, coupled code (CC) technique.

In today's highly networked world, interdependent players won't switch to new products unless they believe most other players will.

To switch to New York, you have probably noticed that our subways are not exactly pristine.