Sentence examples for substantially scale from inspiring English sources

Engineers have not yet found a way to substantially scale up wind and solar power.

On Wednesday, Time Warner will announce a radical restructuring of AOL that will substantially scale back its large Internet access business.

The government's authority to spend money ran out just after midnight on Tuesday, forcing many agencies to shut down or substantially scale back their activities.

But Mr. Santorum, who home-schooled some of his own children, makes many education advocates nervous because he seems to want to substantially scale back or cancel federal and state guidelines on standards and equality of access.

The Republican chairman of the subcommittee, Jim Kolbe, of Arizona, and the ranking Democrat, Nita M. Lowey, of New York, also agreed to substantially scale back Mr. Bush's ambitious plans for his new foreign aid agency, the Millennium Challenge Corporation, which provides large aid packages to poor countries considered to be well governed.

When Facebook's published its requests data, the general counsel, Ted Ullyot, wrote: "We aggressively protect our users' data when confronted with such requests: we frequently reject such requests outright, or require the government to substantially scale down its requests, or simply give the government much less data than it has requested".

Both companies have substantially scaled back their ambitions since the dot-com boom, but each says it became profitable last year.

After hand picking a review panel led by a noted climate change skeptic, the review has recommended scrapping or substantially scaling back the RET.

"Whirlpool is gone, Clark Equipment, Auto Specialists," he said, ticking off the names of local factories that have closed or substantially scaled back their operations over the years.

But consider the way public sentiment has been mobilised in defence of cuts to children's centres versus the ease with which this government has substantially scaled back tax credits.

But a joint statement from the four countries expressed "disappointment over the continued lack of any clear road map to provide $100bn per year by 2020, as well as on substantially scaling up financial support after 2020".