Sentence examples for execution matters from inspiring English sources

Focus and execution matters more.

Ideas count for something, but execution matters far more.

However, as always execution matters: At 4 PM I was still waiting for my Niiu newspaper to arrive.

We all seem to be Peter Molyneuxs, labelled idea men by "ideas are meaningless, only execution matters" bores who know nothing.

Business strategy execution matters, and the demonstrated ability to deliver true utility on a non-linear, scalable basis is the ultimate selling point for the farmer trying to figure out which solutions make the most sense for their farm.

If they pull it off, and avoid the far-too-crowded online music graveyard, Pandora will be a textbook case for why execution matters more than vision in tech.

Manet would parlay his devotion to the old masters, especially Velázquez, his identification with the realism of Courbet and his appreciation of modern life as it was emerging around him in mid-19th-century Paris into a style of painting that was radical in conception and execution, in subject matter and surface.

The connection between them makes Capote's ambiguous inability to help Smith and his accomplice, Dick Hickok, as they moved toward execution a matter of weakness rather than callousness.

That alone speaks to the quality of the Spurs' execution; no matter who comes in or out of the lineup, San Antonio stays within its offensive system and creates looks according to the game plan.

You can argue about whether or not it's ideas or execution that matter.

"But some risk of pain is inherent in any method of execution — no matter how humane.