Sentence examples for switch to something less from inspiring English sources

But once they start opening the animals up, I have to switch to something less distressing, like "Oz".

In a tense standoff, BP continued to spray a product called Corexit in the Gulf of Mexico on Monday to break up a vast oil spill despite a demand by federal regulators that it switch to something less toxic.

THE NEWS The Environmental Protection Agency ordered BP to stop using Corexit, the oil dispersant it had been using to combat the spill, and to switch to something less toxic.

Those who may think that a woman named Clinton or a black man named Obama will have an easy time winning the White House this year should switch to something less disorienting than whatever it is they're smoking.

I've seen managers slow down investments in new products because customers might switch to something less expensive or longer-lasting, or otherwise impact existing results.

So when Lipitor's patent protection came to an end Nov. 30 and a generic alternative became available, an awful lot of patients had a decision to make: Should they stick with the drug they knew or switch to something less expensive?

This year, her charity, Every Mother Counts, has switched to something less controversial: Know Mothers Day.

You could always clean up your plan, then roll it into an IRA and switch to something simpler, though maybe less flexible (see box).

Others have expressed some concern that Facebook will do a "bait and switch" by changing Facebook Connect down the road to something less interesting, or more onerous, to them (like they've arguably done with Facebook Platform).

MEK: I want to switch to something specific.

Essentially, she made a job switch to something that she thought she would enjoy doing.