Sentence examples for executed introductions from inspiring English sources

The first episode of Breaking Bad (shown on Five USA last night) is one of those beautifully executed introductions that stays with you long after the credits have rolled.

Poorly executed introductions might actually compromise your social capital.

Thoughtful, well-executed introductions elevate your social capital and serve those in your network.

However, the extent to which the virus will spread after introduction in a new area will largely depend on the preparedness plan (Box 2) that will be executed upon its introduction and the ability of the health care system to deal with infected patients and prevent further transmission.

Hill would be the first death row inmate in Georgia to be executed after the introduction of the new secrecy law.

Introduction: Software applications executed on a smart-phone or mobile device ("Apps") are increasingly used by oncologists in their daily work.

The summary of the previous investigations on the flange buckling behavior is presented in the companion paper (Part I) Jáger et al. [1] coupled with the introduction of an executed experimental research program investigating the flange buckling resistance of girders with corrugated web.

"We've been impressed with NEXT's ability to execute, and the introduction of Relay proves they have the team and expertise to continue innovating in ways that will ease the pain points of carriers and shippers".

In her introduction, she notes that of 70 men executed following courts-martial in World War II, 55 were African-Americans.

In the past, Apple under Mr. Jobs's leadership has executed several earlier technology transitions relatively flawlessly, including the introduction of the conversion of his Next operating system to Macintosh and the shift from Power PC to Intel microprocessors.

After stepwise elimination of interaction terms a forward introduction of interaction terms with borderline p-value was executed.