Sentence examples for scale enjoyed from inspiring English sources

Consider for a moment the economies of scale enjoyed by IBM.

For Amazon, long-term growth confers two major benefits: the kind of economies of scale enjoyed by Wal-Mart and eliminating or weakening competitors.

They cannot tap into the economies of scale enjoyed by the market leaders.

Lacking the worldwide manufacturing, marketing and distribution economies of scale enjoyed by P&G and Unilever, and crimped by European labor laws and taxation, Henkel has been a distinctly less profitable company.

Anglo's shareholders are looking for a hefty premium for Anglo's iron ore, platinum, coal and copper assets, which Xstrata covets to give it the sort of economies of scale enjoyed by larger rivals BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto.

Only the US – which borrowed massively, restructured its banks and printed money on a historic scale – enjoys anything like a sustainable recovery, and even that's being sustained only by the promise that quantitative easing will go on ad infinitum.

It therefore lacks the scale economies enjoyed by the big boys of the truck business, such as Scania and Mercedes.

Since 2012, when the government stopped forcing children to pick cotton on a systematic scale, Uzbekistan enjoyed a spell of goodwill from international organisations.

At the other end of the scale, 36-year-old Toni Toni enjoyed one of the finest seasons of a wonderful career, finding the net 20 times for Verona.

Trump's best policy would be to return funding of R&D to the scale it enjoyed during the 1960s, when the U.S. spent more than the rest of the world combined.

Alternatively, it could be interpreted as evidence of just how inadequate a carbon-price-only strategy is likely to be, given the scale advantages enjoyed by fossil fuel industries.A recent paper by Daron Acemoglu, Phillippe Aghion, Leonardo Bursztyn, and David Hemous makes precisely this point.