Sentence examples for attention to execution from inspiring English sources

What was the problem there? A. Oh, just the fact we had a growth spurt and we hadn't staffed up enough and we hadn't trained enough; we hadn't paid attention to execution enough.

From my perspective, at least, they seemed to be paying a lot of attention to execution.

Good companies stay focused (third trait) on what they know and can do well, and then devote relentless attention to execution (fourth trait).

He said he did not think that news organizations were paying too much attention to executions in Texas.

The top NBC programmer, Bob Greenblatt, has been closely associated with "Smash" because he brought the project with him from the premium cable channel Showtime, and he continues to devote considerable attention to the execution of the series, according to several NBC executives.

At Dixons Trinity, there is no single innovation or magical personality around which everything revolves, just a shared and relentless attention to better execution.

If, however, the key to success lies in greater attention to operational execution, data analysis, and customer service, Amazon may find a significant opportunity.

It takes a certain mental approach to the game to get to that level — attention to detail, execution, and a certain mind-set of we're not going to lose.

But it does not seem natural to think that we must be paying attention to the execution of every act that we voluntarily perform.

All global companies can learn from this: attention to and execution around Chinese culture is the root of a foreign brand's success in China.

By "philosophy of nature," Fichte seems to have had in mind something similar to Kant's Metaphysical First Principles of Nature, though Fichte himself devoted very little attention to the execution of such a project.