Sentence examples for prospect of scale from inspiring English sources

The spray technique is well known for its rapidness, applicable for the heat-sensitive materials, simplicity, high purity, and the prospect of scale up [13, 14].

The prospect of scaling up today's solar generation perhaps by a factor of 100 raises another issue: materials availability.

In an interview today with CNN, Mr. Clinton said he was "thrilled" by the prospect of scaling back the earnings limits.

The first is a system of block grants to the states, which would at least compartmentalize the potential for cronyism, reducing the risk of infecting the entire funding process and limiting the prospect of large-scale debacles on the scale of Solyndra.

Others cite its growing consumer population, which offers startups the prospect of instant scale.

The British foreign secretary, David Miliband, expressed fears that the conflict over South Ossetia was spreading to other parts of the region with the prospect of "large scale" civilian losses.

Hooliganism was drastically reduced, with CCTV and seating making the prospect of large-scale disorder inside grounds recede into history.

But I didn't need the prospect of large-scale terrorism to drive me into obsessive worry.

Jobs, health care, education, and the rest may not count for much when weighed against the prospect of large-scale terrorist attack.

The prospect of large-scale construction work, new roads, buildings and passenger jets does not bode well for St Helena's flora and fauna, whose diversity astonished even Charles Darwin.

The development of essential biodiversity variables offers the prospect of large-scale data synthesis and a smoother path from science to policy.