Sentence examples for switching to new from inspiring English sources
But the cartels have been nimbler than legitimate businesses in switching to new markets.
Her company, Bari Jay, has been in the process of switching to new software for more than a year.
Most of the 40 sites he brought down eventually came back online by switching to new Internet providers.
"It's a volatile field, and there's no sentiment to keep researchers from switching to new technologies," says Gibbs.
Instead of new spy settings, though, writers are switching to new genres with the intrigue of politics or police work.
Lynch noted that switching to new and often more expensive insecticides means that fewer homes are protected and more people die.
Later, new evidence suggested that a more tailored therapy could be attained by switching to newer drugs [ 9, 45, 46].
That means hundreds of thousands of people, at least, probably have to switch to new suppliers.
As they switch to new companies, they try to encourage their friends to move with them.
Cox and Comcast plan to switch to new networks in June.
I switched to New Balance 587 running shoes purchased for my quest.
