Sentence examples for scale achieved from inspiring English sources

The efficiencies and economies of scale achieved by Standard Oil helped the whole world to industrialise and grow richer.

This is evident not just in the efficiencies of scale achieved by manufacturers such as Tata Motors, the producer of the world's cheapest car, the Tata Nano.

(During the call, Mr. Lewis tripped over the business cliché frequently used to describe the economies of scale achieved through a merger — "1+1=3" — instead saying "1+1=2").

We missed the opportunity, in the heyday before the rise in oil prices, to intensify our trade with Europe on the scale achieved by the original Six; no less important, British industry did not, at a time when it could have survived and profited by it, have to undergo the disciplines of a single highly competitive market.

"We are very impressed with the pioneering approach, traction, and commercial scale achieved by Livspace, in a short period of time.

But in order to improve the sustainability of skyscrapers, architects need to go beyond the not-insignificant economy of scale achieved to include low-energy innovations.

But for companies that can build up enough scale, achieve top efficiency and dominate particular segments of the market, profits can be quite healthy.

If the consumer web requires big scale, achieving scale requires big money.

This scale achieves good reproducibility and allows graduate preservation injury in intestinal transplantation.

When we compare those standards on a global scale, achieving the ideal remains all that more elusive.

Scaling achieved through αA was found better than through αS.