Self-driving taxi companies are creating one of the most compelling executions of this strategy, by offering the lowest-cost transportation at the highest convenience.
The ideas are compelling, but their execution is lazy and shallow.
Again and again, the cases that seem to present the most compelling facts favoring execution prove, under scrutiny, to contain elements raising doubts.
While the notion of killer Wi-Fi is a compelling one, the execution feels a bit like the result of a Random Monster Generator.
Until recently, I had never once heard a useful or compelling definition of execution that distinguished it from strategy – literally not a single one.
There must be a compelling reason to justify execution.
"This proposal does not provide compelling value, has unacceptable execution risk and is therefore not in the best interests of NYSE Euronext shareholders".
But the idea of turning an accessible pop-culture dream into a specific domestic and psychological nightmare proves more compelling than Mr. Moore's execution, which huffs and puffs and flails, simultaneously going over the top and running out of steam.
Thousands were deeply disturbed that Georgia, with the support of the US Supreme Court, was willing to proceed with the execution, ignoring compelling evidence from witnesses who had recanted earlier testimony.
The UN's commission on human rights in North Korea, which gathered evidence for almost a year, including often harrowing testimony at public hearings worldwide, said there was compelling evidence of torture, execution and arbitrary imprisonment, deliberate starvation and an almost complete lack of free thought and belief.
At present, the Samsung's smart assistant has the makings of a compelling feature, but the execution is scattershot.
