Sentence examples for driven to scale from inspiring English sources

62) The Master Builder David Hare comes up with a new version of Ibsen's late masterpiece about a middle-aged architect driven to scale new heights by the wild, visionary 23-year-old Hilde Wangel.

You've been there a year or two and you were then asked to come up with an "intrapreneur" project that you want to drive to scale.

The judges and UnLtd were impressed with June's dynamism and drive to scale up LEYF's work.

Several reports have highlighted significant problems in nursing education, emphasising that quality must not be sacrificed in the country's current drive to scale up nurse training provision.

These findings had a profound impact on the drive to scale up male circumcision for HIV prevention, and fuelled subsequent debates on the mechanisms of protection, safety outcomes, accessibility and costs, and acceptability of the procedure to non-circumcised communities [ 4– 10].

Yet she has also been assailed by environmentalists who insist that her pro-business leanings drove her to scale back regulations and foster a more cooperative relationship with industry and developers.

Budgetary limitations drove them to scale it down, and in the end the compact Melvin turned out to be even more charming than a run-of-the-mill Rube Goldberg machine.

Passionate argument and reasoned judgment, he warned, were being driven to the margins by scales of one to four stars, by opposed thumbs and sound bites.

It will be results driven – supporting efforts to scale up proven interventions like better lighting on dark streets … and more community-based police units in high crime neighborhoods.

"A more algorithmically driven process allows us to scale Trending to cover more topics and make it available to more people globally over time".

Mr. Raffarin had already come under fire in the spring because of his efforts to overhaul the laws governing several areas of French public service, including health care, driven by the need to scale back government spending in the face of a sluggish economy.