Sentence examples for decent scale from inspiring English sources

It has decent scale and mindshare and competes for the same advertisers as Facebook.

Aston Martin is not disclosing sales forecasts, but Mr Palmer says he wants to "create a company with decent scale" to compete with the competition.

This partnership with Google Shopping Express will give the Internet giant a chance to test out the economics of its service with decent scale, but it won't put the wheels back on the bus for a beleaguered book seller.

Conceptual (9 papers) and empirical studies (18 papers) exhibit a stronger tendency to include multiple actors of analysis compared to formal models (14 papers), which put a narrower focus to build the model on a decent scale of complexity by focusing on single actors (18 papers on manufacturers, 5 papers on carriers, 2 papers on retailers).

In order to make the algorithm more robust, the initial population is generated by combining determinate factors with random ones, and a decent scale function is designed to tailor the crossover operator so that it can not only find the decent direction quickly but also keep scanning evenly in the whole feasible space.

We also tested multi-GPU versions of the two variants on up to 16 GPUs, which show decent scaling behavior for problems with up to 1.6 billion variables and dense cost matrix structure.

Nor has the government budged on MPs' and peers' attempts to insist on a decent time scale for the contract so that the Post Office can build up other possible sources of revenue.

It's likely a decent challenge to scale, since Lincoln's actually employing the drivers it's using.

While theoretically the Ethiopian migrants are decent for large-scale economics and politics, buying goods and providing cheap services, their association with street begging and their employment amid massive Somalilander unemployment has led to widespread xenophobia and discrimination: they are seen as potential vessels of terrorism, tuberculosis, and HIV.

If I were running for president, I would pull together the smartest minds I could find from government, the corporate world, the labor movement, academia, the nonprofits and ordinary working men and women to see what could be done to spark the creation of decent jobs on a scale that would bring the U.S. as close as possible to full employment.

On the other side, he acknowledges that there are a lot of companies out there that are looking to get acquired because they lack the scale for decent returns as standalone businesses, and funding is "drying out".