Sentence examples for scrambling to develop and from inspiring English sources

From car makers to cosmetic surgeons, everyone is scrambling to develop and market more economical products–and the consumer-genetics industry is no exception.

Analysts say companies are scrambling to develop and patent the basic technologies and standards — and thus earn royalty income as the technology takes off.

Now, as microblogs have a powerful effect on public discourse and advertisers start to create campaigns aimed at microblog users, other Chinese Internet companies are scrambling to develop and promote their own microblog services.

The explosive growth of in-home artificial intelligence assistants has many companies scrambling to develop apps and "skills" to keep up with the new technology.

But rules vary: some platforms will buy back the loans; others just hold an auction.P2P is not complicated: success largely depends on marketing oomph, the quality of the algorithms used to screen borrowers and ease of use (P2P platforms are scrambling to develop apps for smartphones and tablets).

The rapid growth of wind farms, whose output is hard to schedule reliably or even predict, has the nation's electricity providers scrambling to develop energy storage to ensure stability and improve profits.

Why should we waste time and money scrambling to develop a technology that may not even work, particularly when it is being developed to promote oil supply and keep us hooked on fossil fuels?

The problem is serious enough that departments across the country are scrambling to develop rules to govern what officers can and cannot do online.

Already, senior U.S. officials are scrambling to develop new, tougher oversight procedures for evaluating and possibly blocking potentially risky "dual use" studies before they begin reviews that critics say the flu experiments should have received.

Obama's focus on inequality is timely and right, and apparently so clever that some Republicans are scrambling to develop a plan to move people out of poverty (which is hard to do when you are also trying to move dollars out of poverty programs).

Forward-thinking companies (multinational and Chinese firms alike) are thus scrambling to develop reliable-enough products at low-enough prices to attract the country's new mid-level consumers.