Sentence examples for manage to scale from inspiring English sources

The sonata is "a call for peace," said Mr. Tao, who, even if he didn't manage to scale the work's emotional summits, certainly played with fiery panache.

The humanitarian innovation literature often talks about successful innovations as those that are adopted and those that manage to "scale," resulting in sustainable commercial revenue models.

Under such workloads, both scaling options manage to scale up and down as workload increases/decreases, seen as that both combinations of the VM CPU utilizations can reflect the general trend of the workload (refer to the "Combined environment VMs CPU utilizations" figure).

In its two years as an independent company — with less than $1 million raised in angel funding — Perka has manage to scale to 50 U.S. states and several countries, catering to customers that range from local coffee shops to modern retailers like The Melt.

Only initiatives that have reached a large scale were included, rather than small pilots that may never manage to scale up successfully.

He managed to scale the highest peak on every continent except Mount Everest.

But where these inclusive business models have managed to scale up, many others have not been so successful.

May will say that the Tories have successfully managed to scale back on a dramatic scale Britain's involvement with EU-wide criminal justice measures.

I haven't witnessed his ascent, and I'm not sure how he manages to scale several feet of straight bark.

Much of his talk is about tenacity and how he managed to scale the "brick walls" that stood in the way of achieving some of his dreams.

About 100 people managed to scale the roof of a car park and threw missiles, said police, but there were no arrests.