Sentence examples for switched because of from inspiring English sources

Planes are sometimes switched because of maintenance or schedule changes.

No, I switched because of the wild duck experience.

If they did, certainly there was another voter who switched because of Clinton's contemporaneous rebuttals that voters should be more concerned about Russian interference in our election than about the material itself.

Six (13%) workers were switched because of side effects.

This difference was particularly evident in seropositive patients and in those switched because of inefficacy.

Of these, 65 patients (38.7%) had their antibiotics switched because of bacteriological results.

The judges said they had to switch because of the Supreme Court decision.

"Few voters switch because of a debate, but the current political system is quite fluid," political scientist Elias Tsaousakis said.

There is also the problem that those who go into the red often – and therefore would benefit most from switching – are much less likely to switch because of the fear their overdraft limit may be cut or even turned down.

Now, his monthly bills are in the $30 to $50 range — so low, he said, that "you almost want to call and say, 'Sorry, you're not billing me enough.' " For larger buildings in New York City, there is increased pressure to switch because of a new pollution regulation that will phase out the use of the heavier heating oils.

Like many enterprise startups, Beckon is hoping that customers using similar products from SAP, IBM and SAS would switch because of better user experience and leaner pricing models.