Sentence examples for Imperfect execution from inspiring English sources

He told me about the first night of spring season last year, which had been even worse: late dishes, skipped courses, imperfect execution.

We've had messier services". He told me about the first night of spring season last year, which had been even worse: late dishes, skipped courses, imperfect execution.

Mr. Shirk had some interesting phrasing ideas in the finale, including an episodic approach to parts of the movement, but his imperfect execution inevitably got in his way.

It was odd, actually, in some of the earlier works on display this season — notably, the 1981 "Gloria, Morriss's first big hit — to see the company perform, perfectly, maneuvers whose power once derived in part from their imperfect execution.

I was recently struck by a new study released by Catalyst, titled "Good Intentions, Imperfect Execution?

The reason behind these discords were laid on the imperfect execution of the reorganisation of the College in 1568 and the uncertainty over issue of granting arms to the new and emerging gentry of the era.

His execution was imperfect, but the attack was strong.

Ahmed Elmohamady won a corner on the right, Stephen Quinn hit it long to pick out Tom Huddlestone loitering just outside the area for a volley and, though the execution was imperfect and the shot was missing the target, James Chester managed a back-heel deflection on the way through to leave Fabianski wrong-footed.

But federal regulation is also, to say the least, too imperfect in its design and execution.

Not only does refinement sharpen a strategy, it enhances the ability of those executing the strategy to cut through the noise of imperfect information, distractions and setbacks that inevitably happens during execution.

Overall, the results suggest that chaining is slow, effortful, imperfect (resulting partly in parallel rather than serial execution) and dependent on conscious control.