Sentence examples for pursue scale from inspiring English sources
Those who pursue scale (and their many allies in the blogosphere) claim that premium strategies are doomed.
Leading Chinese consumer electronics companies have had to pursue scale to serve the local market.
Sony attributed its mobile struggles to a "strategic decision not to pursue scale in order to improve profitability".
Sure, publishers probably reach a bigger audience by focusing on social media and their own websites, but "we've been very careful not to pursue scale for scale's sake, and [instead] to pursue influence and expertise".
In Sony's words: "this decrease was due to a significant decrease in smartphone unit sales resulting from a strategic decision not to pursue scale in order to improve profitability".
The company, which recently rejected reports that it would exit the business as it did with its Vaio PC unit, said Sony Mobile saw "a significant decrease in smartphone unit sales resulting from a strategic decision not to pursue scale in order to improve profitability".
The Korean state's high-debt model nurtured a chaebol-dominated industrial structure during the former stage that led it to pursue scale-based technological development.
Chandler (1990) observed that enterprises across America, Britain and Germany had pursued scale and sometimes scope of multiple outputs to expand their business.
Prosecutors pursued Scales' case because he specifically advocated violent political action and gave demonstrations of martial arts skills.
Rather than pursuing scale-up through netbooks, the project is now exploring how it can scale-up use of the Toolkit and the eLearning courses to more health service providers in Bangladesh through the existing infrastructure, which includes mostly desktop computers in clinics and tablets among the health assistants.
"EU research funding enables UK universities to pursue large scale, high-impact transnational research projects which stimulate direct foreign investment and contribute to growth and competitiveness in the UK and the EU," said Prof Smith, who is also chairman of Universities UK's international policy network.
