Sentence examples for get scaled from inspiring English sources

"That sort of thing happened fairly frequently: you'd make a very robust recommendation and it would get scaled back.

It's about making sure those decisions get scaled up so we don't take on unnecessary risk, but also so we don't mistakenly turn down big opportunities".

In fact, they're likely to get scaled back soon during negotiations, whether in the U.S. Congress or in Copenhagen in December.

Expect anachronistic and costly traditions like television's pilot season (and the costly race for talent that comes with it) and May's star-studded upfront presentations to go the way of extinction, while superstar paychecks and costly TV pilots get scaled back.

The might of Amazon in commerce plays a massive role in how the market is poised to develop: it buying the company is not only a signal of how PillPack will likely get scaled out (not least through Amazon's healthcare JV) but also because of how other pharmacy companies will have to respond.

"But because there weren't enough people or there wasn't enough money involved earlier on, they didn't get scaled up".

But at some point during the making of "Warrior" the Kesha-as-rocker plan got scaled back.

Free private-school education for the children, costing about $10,000 per child per year at international schools, is getting scaled back, too.

Understanding the responses from this experimentation, one can define operating limits of the process as it gets scaled up.

We hear there were originally some plans to make this more prominent, but those got scaled back.

As soon as he died his plans for an actual city got scaled back to something manageable and stupid.