Sentence examples for lacked scale from inspiring English sources

Siemens, which used to be content to sell overengineered and overpriced trains and generators to captive German buyers, has taken a leaf from GE's book, selling businesses where it lacked scale, for instance in consumer electronics, and concentrating instead on areas in which it has a chance of being among the world's leaders, such as energy and medical technology.

Despite this limitation, both the original and random networks lacked scale-free properties, showing single-scale degree distributions.

And third, it lacks scale.

He seems resentful that his point of view lacks scale, strength, and organization.

Morrison lacks scale compared to its quoted rivals and to the multi-national discounters.

And there is scope to improve performance at the loss-making Océ, which lacks scale.

Morrison's pricing claims bring some risk of disorder but it lacks scale and is most impaired by the discounters.

The majority of firms lack scale and tend to focus on the domestic or regional market.

Rover is a long way from being safe.For a start, says Graeme Maxton of Autopolis, a consultancy, "they lack scale".

NOBODY could accuse the proposed telecoms giant that was paraded before the world on April 22nd of lacking scale.

Because Italy's banks lack scale and competition, they have failed to invest enough in technology or to cut the costs of banking for their clients.