Sentence examples for quickly scaling from inspiring English sources

A more recent winner is Pictureka ($2 for iPhone), which is quickly scaling Apple's best-seller list (for good reason).

As with all innovation, a good idea is not enough in itself: it also needs a favourable context, including political, economic and social conditions that make the time right for its adoption, and an innovation system that excels at finding and testing good ideas and quickly scaling them up.

He said that by joining Shutterfly and "leveraging their technology platform, expansive manufacturing footprint, and expertise in quickly scaling brands, we will be able to scale GrooveBook operations and grow it into a profitable, nationally recognized brand".

The reason for the swift follow-up, according to Argyros, is because of higher-than-expected demand for ActionIQ's services, and the company quickly scaling to strike while the iron is hot.

Instead, Google for example, has open-sourced its AI library, called TensorFlow, and is quickly scaling its online cloud computing platform to enable access to state of the art equipment to include clusters of NVIDIA hardware.

The team believes that the U.S. is home to a fragmented analytics market, and by quickly scaling its platform over the course of the next year, it can become a player in the space.

Oscilloscope's first releases, small indie films and documentaries, were modest in critical reception and box office, but the company quickly scaled up.

Using silicon in his electronics, Rogers figured, would let him quickly scale them up from handmade student models to something a factory could churn out.

After college, she went into advertising and joined the firm Bartle Bogle Hegarty in London, where she quickly scaled the ranks.

What was originally envisioned as a training cadre of about 350 American law enforcement officers was quickly scaled back to 190 and then to 100.

However, the forthcoming nutrition for growth event in London and G8 leaders' summit present an immediate opportunity to foster political support for the interventions that can be quickly scaled up or linked to nutrition programmes".