Sentence examples for steps to scale from inspiring English sources

FremantleMedia and its parent company RTL have jointly invested in two multi-channel networks (MCNs) on YouTube: BroadbandTV and Divimove, as steps to scale up its business on Google's video service.

El Paso, for its part, also announced steps to scale back its energy trading operations by liquidating most contracts and dismissing about 175 employees from its energy trading desk by 2006.

At a news conference Monday, the E.P.A. administrator, Lisa P. Jackson, said that she was "dissatisfied with BP's response" and had ordered the oil giant to take "immediate steps to scale back the use of dispersants".

"The Fed will not take overt steps to scale back its asset purchases any time soon," Lou Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson ICAP, a New York-based financial research firm, wrote last week.

At this point, it would be ludicrous to say that, as a result of popular disturbances, the nation's political leadership is at any risk of being swept away or even forced to take serious steps to scale back reliance on fossil fuels.

In simulation using a improved hardware model (more suitable steps to scale the magnetic field strength are included) up to 80% less transmission energy is needed.

This will be critical in establishing the next steps to scaling up the AIDS response towards universal access and making sure the money works".

LimeBike, one of the many startups hoping to steal a march in the crowded bike-sharing market, is today taking its first step to scale internationally.

Tinkering with it would rankle politicians from rural states who fear this could be the first step to scaling back mail delivery to other far-flung places.

Hence, the logical step to scale was expansion of markets through geographic expansion; with which began the globalization of business.

No between-array normalization was performed; where between-array comparisons are made, we specify the steps taken to scale the arrays in question.