Sentence examples for bad executions from inspiring English sources

Until then, investors are vulnerable to bad executions and the high costs associated with them.

The automotive flops of 2015 happened for a few different reasons: vehicles made for markets abroad often tank when they get to the U.S.; ugly design matched with lame engine=bad publicity; some vehicles are done in haste to fill a hole in the showroom; and others are simply bad executions from top to bottom.

And most observers blame the bad execution not on Mr Allaire but on Rick Thoman, the highly rated IBM executive (and one-time protégé of Lou Gerstner, IBM's boss) who succeeded Mr Allaire as chief executive in April 1999.

Bad expectations can destroy value as easily as bad execution.

In America SBC successfully swallowed several rivals, but the merger of Sprint and Nextel, two mobile-phone firms, was ruined by bad execution.

In fairness, Verizon's inability to meet its previous financial targets is not really a result of bad execution in actually running its business.

In fact, it is worse than fruitless; it is the source of the observed problems with "execution". So if organizations experience "bad execution" it is not because they are bad at the discipline of execution.

So the question about Dave Freese is, 'Did he get a good pitch to hit?' If he didn't get a good pitch to hit, then that was bad execution and we should coach him better.

Analysts say bad strategies or bad execution, or sometimes both, could not have occurred without a severe relaxation in standards that allowed weak companies to borrow freely from banks and bond investors.

"It was a conceivably good idea but just bad execution," said Mr. McIntire, sitting with Mr. Crye at the breakfast gathering here, which on one morning a few years ago erupted into a table-upturning confrontation when two of the men began arguing about the president.

And if that's the case, it appears to me the person most responsible for the bad execution was Rumsfeld, and it means neocons should not get too angry at Bush about that". It may also be, he said, that the mistake was the idea itself -- that Iraq could serve as a democratic beacon for the Middle East.