Sentence examples for be ready to scale from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Staple-Clark, founder and CEO of Unite for Sight said: "When a model is successful in one context and appears to be ready to scale up, it is essential for the new communities to be the leaders and managers of the program in their own community".

"They seem to be ready to scale it up another tenfold".

Several say they are ready to scale back changes made immediately after the terrorist attacks.

Now they were ready to scale heights of a different kind: a 46-foot indoor climbing wall on Manhattan's West Side.

Having improved the design of the pods over time following episodes of rot and flooding, the company is ready to scale up its testing with the ultimate aim of commercialising its operations.

Like its peers, it has faced a revenue squeeze as interest rates rose in anticipation that the Federal Reserve was ready to scale back its $85 billion-a-month bond-buying program.

We raised the seed round when we knew we had product/market fit (had a product that the market wanted, for those uninitiated in startup slang) and raised the Series A when we were ready to scale our sales & marketing team.

Ryan said they had, and he described the very components that compelled many of us to predict that the Jets were ready to scale the A.F.C. mountaintop: two fresh running backs, a talented young quarterback and a group of versatile, top-flight receivers.

For instance, the Red Cross, despite heavy criticism of its handling of donations after September 11th 2001, collected almost 70% of the money given for relief work after Hurricane Katrina wrecked New Orleans.GG challenges the big charities by finding a small, local group that is doing something well and is ready to scale up its operations.

Now Wishbone is ready to scale and redefine the scholarship space.

"In the early days before you are ready to scale, it is all about relationships in the enterprise," Lehr explained.