Sentence examples for switch to smaller from inspiring English sources

A switch to smaller sizes would hit volumes.

Ford also said that the reduced demand for valves caused by the switch to smaller engines was an additional reason for the shutdown.

The switch to smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles has been building in recent years, but has accelerated recently with the advent of $3.50-a-gallon 3.50-a-gallon 3.50-a-gallon gas

Users of public transport rarely have an alternative, while car drivers can switch to smaller and more fuel-efficient cars and cut out non-essential journeys.

Importers of swordfish, tuna or mahi mahi, the largest of which are likely to have unacceptable levels of mercury, will switch to smaller fish that can pass the mercury test, the report said.

To put one aspect of that plan in place, the company said that it would end service at four overseas airports and switch to smaller jets on some international routes.

The simple switch to small-sized pitches and goals is already helping to change how pre-academy kids learn to play.

Supporters have created a stand-alone website, EDF*off, promoted via social media, giving their perspective on the case and encouraging readers to switch to small, green energy providers as a result of the civil action.

For example, key designs are the Beech 1900D, a 19-passenger commuter turboprop that dates to the early 1980s, and the King Air corporate turboprop both threatened by a steady switch to small jets.

The switch to small stock can also be explained by the lower feed requirements and shorter gestation time of small stock and the important role they play in rebuilding herds when recovering from drought (McPeak and Little 2005).

This evident switch to small stock is likely a response to widening variability in cattle numbers, which probably reflects their greater sensitivity to widening rainfall variability than shoats (Faye et al. 2012; Seo et al. 2009).