Sentence examples for moving to scale from inspiring English sources

The networks have been moving to scale back compensation ever since.

Now, however, some states, faced with crushing costs, are moving to scale back incarceration.

A leaked Department for Education (DfE) document with policy proposals signed off by Michael Gove, the Conservative education secretary, and David Laws, the Liberal Democrat schools minister, shows the department moving to scale back financial vetting of new free school proposals and of central controls over new free school headteacher appointments as part of budget cuts.

Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma, is moving to scale it back much further, with 61 amendments to eliminate or limit dozens of tax breaks, including deductions for mass transit and parking benefits, tax incentives for investments in low-income neighborhoods, the District of Columbia and the Gulf Coast, and tax breaks for film and television production.

Yet pension savers lost out as the government moved to scale back the means-tested pension credit.

Mr. Huckabee has moved to scale back his own campaign after his South Carolina showing, and has backed away from plans to campaign heavily in Florida.

In addition, the president's proposal, even before the Senate moved to scale it back, did not include some of the supply-siders' other favorite ideas, like cutting the tax on capital gains or reducing corporate taxes.

Earlier this week, Mr. Medvedev moved to scale back a bill that would expand the definition of treason, saying he had been influenced by the outcry "in the media and society" against the proposed change.

The Securities and Exchange Commission's case against the Mindlins stems from late 2007, when Goldman moved to scale back its exposure to an exchange-traded fund that was tied to retail stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

As ROSS moves to scale it will be navigating a heavy field of mergers and acquisitions and attempts by legacy players to ensure legal tech services remain consolidated.

Clearly the core differentiator for Friendsy's service is limiting its access to existing communities of students, although that does pose a problem if it ever moves to scale beyond that — since it will be abandoning what makes it distinct.