Sentence examples for Flawed execution from inspiring English sources

If, on the other hand, there are poor results (whether due to bad choices by management, by employees, or both), the conclusion will almost certainly be that there was flawed execution.

But he eventually became disillusioned by what he viewed as the flawed execution of good intentions.

Most of the recent mistakes can be traced back not just to flawed execution but to flawed thinking.

If we determine that we have a big idea hobbled by flawed execution, we put "the Spielberg variables" to work.

(OPFOR has determined that flawed assumptions are the most common cause of flawed execution). Technical corrections affect only the problem that is fixed.

As is often the case, we attributed that to flawed execution of a fundamentally awesome theory — we had just hired the wrong super smart people.

"California's deregulation program may have been sound in concept but was clearly flawed in execution and in many ways a victim of circumstances," said Steven Taub, associate director with Cambridge Energy Research Associates, a consulting firm based in Massachusetts.

As Dr. Das's experience shows, the peculiarly Indian system of stratifying its people into hierarchical castes - with Brahmins at the top and untouchables at the bottom - has managed to stow away on the journey to the United States, a country that prides itself on its standard of egalitarianism, however flawed the execution.

From an inspirational notion, however flawed in execution, that has buttressed the global spread of liberty, American exceptionalism has morphed into the fortress of those who see themselves threatened by "one-worlders" (read Barack Obama) and who believe it's more important to know how to dress moose than find Mumbai.

PTT is a good idea that's flawed in execution.

The idea, while, again, ludicrous from the start what's the obsession with labeling what amounts to works of art with a number?—was even flawed in execution.