Sentence examples for have sufficient scale from inspiring English sources
"Both Apple and Android have sufficient scale for their [smartphone] ecosystems to be viable," Evans notes.
But it is not hard to find those who are skeptical as to whether these efforts will have sufficient scale, financing or community involvement.
Many do so through Netflix, which Ms. Chung said "now has sufficient scale to make it difficult for new entrants, given low price points and expensive content costs".
And in an interview last May, the GSK chief executive Sir Andrew Witty admitted that three of its divisions – consumer goods, vaccines and pharmaceuticals – had "sufficient scale to have a credible life on their own".
The authority required that the demonstrations have sufficient scope and scale to ensure a thorough evaluation of the program or policy change under consideration.
The crucial question in the survey is "How would you feel if you could no longer use [product]?" Sean has benchmarked the results of that survey and found that if less than 40% of respondents say "Very disappointed" then your product doesn't yet have sufficient traction to scale.
Only Iraq and Turkey have sufficient water for large-scale agribusiness, and Iraq is surrounded by wealthy countries that need to import food.
The third approach requires that all users must have sufficient uplink bandwidth, which scales with the number of users, N, to broadcast their streams to other users.
The reason was that it lacked a permanent organization, did not have sufficient experience in large-scale charter operations and could not document that its charter operations would be based on their own resources.
If the ESB does not have sufficient capacity or it cannot scale to meet demand, latency will result.
