Sentence examples for gone to scale from inspiring English sources

Despite a tradition of self-help housing in South Africa and a number of formal programmes to promote aided self-help housing, it has not gone to scale.

Over the years many small NGOs and social entrepreneurs have tried to bring down the cost of sanitary towels or pads by using local materials and labor but none of these ventures has gone to scale in any effective way.

Pragati (meaning 'progress' in Kannada, an Indian language) is one of the leading innovative programmes, which have gone to scale in India.

Purpose / Objective The paper questions why the many experiences and models which show that the poor are willing to pay for water have not gone to scale.

Paton: Patch isn't going to scale.

"We're going to scale back the guest list considerably.

Stanton prepared as if he were going to scale Mt. Everest.

"I get asked all the time, 'How's it going to scale?' 'What's next?' " she said.

The people who become MLS fans on Friday and go back to their lives on Sunday – that's the target audience if the league's going to scale.

After The Right Stuff made him a heap of money, a fully self-sufficient Tom Wolfe was going to scale the north face of Parnassus if it killed him.

"We are going to scale up SMC [safe male circumcision] as a key component in the core package of a combination of HIV prevention services.