Sentence examples for To execute through from inspiring English sources

"The fourth quarter played out largely as expected as we continued to execute through a challenging environment," said Paul Otellini, Intel president and CEO.

There's boom-bust periods — '01 and '09 were tragic and really hard to execute through....We've moved from everything's rosy and we're starting to see cracks".

Beyond women or men, I think it's just this space or zone the way you think in your head that I'm trying to execute through that filter.

An error is a failure to achieve a desired objective through the failure to execute a plan correctly, through the implementation of an incorrect plan, or through omission.

Banks and brokerage houses have lobbied hard for a Europewide law allowing them to trade directly with each other and with clients on their own account, rather than have to execute all trades through an exchange.

That move reflected a designer's way of thinking about customer needs, but the company was able to execute the idea through its ability to measure, analyze and improve its processes.

"We are quite capable of continuing our programming: we still get across most of the country, we're still able to execute our programmes through our governmental and non-governmental partners," he said.

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"We have to execute and come through in the clutch, the same way they beat us" said Gonzalez.

If you yourself are trying to become positive and you have come across this article, congratulations, you have established the desire, the goal, and are hopefully moving towards gaining a willpower to execute and pull through.

However, SA might be more likely to execute its function through changes in gene expression.