Sentence examples for better executed from inspiring English sources

Compared with the budget, today was better executed by Osborne.

Or does a narrow focus mean a better executed dish?

"We thought it would be better executed than it was" in terms of sustainability, she said.

Better executed, more sharply drilled, with greater visual clarity, this production could have worked.

It could scarcely have looked more stunning or, occasional technical hitches and bumpy translation aside, have been better executed.

Better executed was Sale's recycling when Cipriani broke from halfway and laid on a 22nd-minute try for Cameron Neild.

"It is intuitively appealing to offer a commitment to better execute the business model that many thought was pretty damn fine up until the wheels came off this summer".

Perhaps one of the things he will help HP better execute is its partnership with Apple Computer over the iPod music player.

"One Ford is a good thing on paper, but you'd better execute it properly, or you could have a big mistake," says Global Insight's John Wolkonowicz.

In practice, it helps to better execute social and economic policies by providing a better understanding of the internal demands for consumption upgrades among different classes.

Thus, the experiences of transgendered people suggest that there are circumstances in which altering one's body to better execute preferred social roles can be an affirming, rather than a degrading, choice.