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Meanings of make the switch in English

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Usage of make the switch in English
1
Mr Owen said Inland Revenue is assisting businesses to make the switch.
Radio NZ
2
Think you might want to make the switch to a mostly-mobile wallet?
BBC
3
I wanted to make the switch last night, but Keely wouldn't -
Pasta Imperfect
4
Only then, their reasoning goes, will consumers be willing to make the switch.
Wired
5
Bronze's hunger for continuing success prompted her to make the switch.
The Guardian
6
Others didn't make the switch in time and continued to ply both ends.
Reuters
7
Or are you even an adult brave enough to make the switch now?
The South African
8
In the meantime, you might notice some hiccups as we make the switch.
Wired
9
After we make the switch, I'll circle back here by cab.
The next to die
10
But the proposal brings up all sorts of questions: Will Taliban make the switch?
Wired
11
Over time, however, we expect many of these viewers to eventually make the switch.
Wired
12
Would a million loyal Weight Watchers members make the switch?
Wired
13
The Anglicans most likely to make the switch were the most conservative, he said.
Reuters
14
But Schmidt wasn't sure whether he could make the switch.
The Guardian
15
Odosse understood, or thought she did, why Brys wanted her to make the switch.
The river kings' road
16
So you have read this article and want to make the switch from QWERTY.
News.com.au
This collocation consists of:
Make the switch through the time
Make the switch across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common