Sentence examples for growing scale from inspiring English sources

It also looks like the growing scale of attacks will affect how they tackle the threat of hacking in 2017.

But all accounts speak of terror, arson and murder on a growing scale, instigated by President Duvalier's private army, the merciless Tonton Macoutes ("Bogeymen").

Evidence of the growing scale of the operation carried out by the Consulting Association has led to renewed calls for an official inquiry.

Yet the fund, at a proposed 440 billion euros ($585 billion), already appears inadequate for the growing scale of the crisis.

Admiral Sir Philip Jones, first sea lord and chief of the naval staff, said: "The growing scale of Unmanned Warrior is a clear demonstration of the Royal Navy's ambition to lead and win through technological innovation.

And the third point is perhaps the most crucial, even though – containing as it does the word "legislative" – for some it might sound like the most boring, but it is key because of the growing scale of renewable energy provision.

We focus on two iteratively growing scale-free networks: one is fractal, while the other is non-fractal.

Many of the high-growth firms in Michigan simply need more capital to grow, scale up, and hire".

Together, I believe we will have a profound impact in helping businesses across China grow, scale, and succeed," he wrote.

With flat commissions and pressure on margins, the need to grow scale and increase to a more regional or even national focus is growing.

Negative employee reviews: "As the company grows, scaling communication and decision making becomes more difficult.