Sentence examples for with the switch from from inspiring English sources

The UK agreed to a reduction of 12.5%, confident that with the switch from coal generation of electricity to gas it was already reducing CO2 emissions.

Having made a few, Mrs Merkel now seems more comfortable with the switch from a centre-left coalition to a "bourgeois" one.

Some of the salt may have been washed away in the past week with the switch from seawater to fresh water cooling, nuclear experts said.

And she proposed more effective use of the radio spectrum, saying that with the switch from analog to digital TV there was a one-time opportunity to share the analog frequencies among a wider range of uses than just broadcasting.

So I duly wrote the book, in two parts, with the switch from third to first person but with more obvious continuity: there was even some explanation of what happened to Laura in the Varanasi part.

Another category of genes under selective pressure covers those involved in metabolism, suggesting that people were responding to changes in diet, perhaps associated with the switch from hunting and gathering to agriculture.

JJ Abrams has an instinctive sympathy for the classic Star Wars landscapes and lays them out with élan: the switch from galaxies to shadowy forests and of course vast rippling deserts.

Dheda et al [60] have also highlighted that, during infection with HIV, the switch from a Th1 to a Th2 response may not necessary be responsible for the progression to AIDS in the absence of opportunistic infections.

Studies with regard to the switch from voluntary to mandatory notification were not possible to find.

Thus, a functional p53 protein is necessary to properly regulate RUNX1 expression, in cooperation with ΔNp63, during the switch from proliferation to differentiation.

These are the losses associated with the transition of the switch from its on-state to off-state, and back.