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switch

[swich] / swɪtʃ /




Example Sentences

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"My role was switched to become a patient... I wanted to genuinely understand patients from a doctor's perspective."

From Barron's

That picture changed when scientists discovered neutrino oscillations, a phenomenon showing that neutrinos have mass and can switch between types as they move through space.

From Science Daily

Can she claim her Social Security benefits now at a reduced rate and, at age 67, switch to collecting half of my full benefits?

From MarketWatch

Others don’t see any problem with having a foreign company as their neighbor but believe the area must switch to less water-intensive crops.

From Los Angeles Times

The switch, she said, has allowed CHP to move more quickly to make conditional offers to qualified candidates — giving it an edge over other agencies.

From Los Angeles Times