Sentence examples for that switching away from inspiring English sources

John Hutton, the Business Secretary, Jack Straw, the Justice Secretary, and Ed Balls, the Children's Secretary, are said to have criticised the move, arguing that switching away from British cars sent the wrong signal to domestic manufacturers.

To the extent that switching away from the more popular action reveals private information, it improves learning.

Cliff Evans, Microsoft's Head of Security and Privacy in the UK, further states that switching away from Internet Explorer is also a bad idea.

That switches away from slow wireless networks and instead uses network data, if that's faster.

Change in share for the quarter consists of customers that switched to or started with a carrier, minus those that switched away from that carrier.

Change in share for the quarter consists of customers that switched to a carrier, minus those that switched away from that carrier.

The FTC retorts that the cost of switching away from Alaskan oil would give BP market power.

The renewable energy firm Ecotricity has produced anti-fracking films, but this makes sense for a company that benefits from consumers switching away from fossil fuels.

Given that Apple is switching away from Google Maps with the upcoming release of iOS 6, I couldn't help but also ask Birch about the company's plans for a regular mapping app for iOS.

On realizing that NBC was switching away from the game, Goodman said to Lindemann by phone, "Where the hell has our football game gone?" During the station break which began with the network announcement, Goodman called a BOC phone to which only he knew the number and which was not part of NBC's CIrcle-7 exchange (which blew a fuse 26 times in an hour).

But that, he says, would take switching away from fossil fuels, and finding a way to capture and dispose of the gases coming from the limestone at cement factories.