Sentence examples for switchover means from inspiring English sources

"The spectrum released from digital switchover means opportunity, look at the proliferation of mobile devices and handsets and the need for network upgrades.

Britain should be at the same stage, but delays to the analogue TV switchover meant that, in 2013, tentative plans to switch off FM and AM radio this year were put on hold.

The arbitrarily short timescales imposed on us before switchovers have meant we have inevitably lost members and subscription income.

Including part of the cost of switchover in the BBC's budget means that the government is funding its industrial policy by means of a regressive tax on licence-fee payers rather than raising income tax.The Treasury may well refuse the BBC's proposal, even though the Department for Culture, Media and Sport is thought to support it in principle.

Like most of those affected, digital switchover for Mr Ghosalkar will mean buying a set top box.

The switchover to digital signal by 2012 means that multichannel choice will soon be available to almost all households.

The switchover is now unstoppable.

At which point I would invariably switchover.

A routine switchover from night to daytime operations failed.

A rapid switchover would cause massive unemployment and inflation.

"It is being spent on digital switchover and digital switchover will finish.