Sentence examples for have successfully scaled from inspiring English sources

We have successfully scaled the model and tweak it as per different specific needs.

The lobbyists have successfully scaled back various iterations of the plan.

Yet the number of mass-market manufacturers that have successfully scaled back their ambitions in this way is remarkably small, and the challenges faced by Jobs are particularly daunting.

Some 400 migrants - from sub-Saharan African countries - are thought to have successfully scaled the fence, which divides Africa from Europe.

As HIV services in sub-Saharan countries such as Malawi have successfully scaled up, improved survival rates of HIV-infected adolescents have raised awareness of the need for holistic care that takes into account mental health and quality-of-life issues.

With three movies, two hits and an Oscar (for "The Blind Side") to her credit that year, she had successfully scaled Hollywood's Olympus.

American Superconductor has successfully scaled up its low-cost, high volume second generation (2G) HTS wire process into pre-pilot scale production, with performance approaching first generation (1G) HTS wire.

Raemisch explained how Colorado has successfully scaled back its reliance on solitary confinement in recent years, pointing out that extended isolation is not only inhumane and counterproductive, but also far more expensive than holding a prisoner in the general population.

In the slums of Nairobi, Kenya, UNICEF has successfully scaled up high-impact nutrition interventions (including breastfeeding, zinc supplements and dietary diversity interventions) through strengthening Health Information Systems (HIS) indicators and Community Base Indicators to better map and assess urban vulnerabilities.

In January 1929, within a month of beginning work, the WPRL, having successfully scaled up Mill Hill methods, issued free 'experimental vaccine and virus' to selected veterinarians to use with packs of hounds.

Health equity is a major policy concern of the Ministry of Health, which has successfully scaled up an initiative of hospital equity funds nationally, resulting in increased utilization of hospital services by the socially disadvantaged (Noirhomme et al. 2007; Bigdeli and Annear 2009).