Switching in a sentence as a noun

But today, the cost of switching to Linux is too high.

Ask yourself: what are the barriers to switching?

I'm sure LinkedIn could have cut servers without switching to node.

The project in that post ended up switching to Cassandra.

In the name of "better" buildings, Indians are switching to sealed buildings working with Central A/C.

This means you can build up a Lisp program interactively in very small pieces, switching between namespaces as you go, etc.

Heinze's team then halted a second beam that entered the crystal by switching off the first laser and hence the transparency.

In a decade, will switching from Ubuntu to Debian be as big of a culture shock as switching from Windows to Linux?

It turns out that what was stopping people from switching to Excel was that everybody else they worked with was still using Lotus 123.

Whatever issues we had with it were bad enough to warrant switching to utf8mb4_bin and sanitizing everything.

I'm already thinking of completely deleting my entire Google account and switching to alternatives.

Or one of the eight combinations possible by arbitrarily switching anode with cathode, positive with negative, and left with right.

Every day, she was writing another lyric, or taking another guitar lesson, or auditioning for another play, or switching voice teachers.

Then after switching to a different operating system, the users will be familiar with the applications, so "only" the desktop changes, not the whole experience.

Pre-bust, no matter what the abuses, the law firms held ultimate sway because even the largest companies with the most sophisticated in-house staffs would be wary of switching firms easily or of wanting to alienate their main outside firms in any way.

I'm looking forward to switching to Creative Cloud at work - I'll never have to make the case for upgrading again, always getting new features as they're released, and I'm sure my employer will be as happy to smooth out one more expenditure timeline as Adobe will be to smooth out its revenue timeline.

Switching definitions

noun

the act of changing one thing or position for another; "his switch on abortion cost him the election"

See also: switch shift