Sentence examples for execution much from inspiring English sources

In form, her book, "Gospel According to the Klan," is far narrower than Pegram's, in execution much weaker.

If the answer is yes, the team will have reached consensus around fit and price, making excellent execution much more likely.

Since its beginnings, the course has gradually become more robotic: It resembles a real, dynamic, teaching experience, but in execution, much of it is prerecorded, and exercises and examinations are computerized.

This is why the VMR line in Figure 8 stops around second 4000 (the same happens in Figure 9), while VCS only finishes its execution much later.

While they help with large-scale campaign execution, much of the processes are not truly automated, but instead scheduled by the marketers and trigger-based.

A promising development is some organizations' efforts towards making test orchestration and execution much smarter via Artificial Intelligence AII) technologies which provide 'smart' test orchestration for greater continuity.

Progress and Execution: How much did the team accomplish in a day?

If that was ever the case, its execution left much to be desired.

The sport, however, has a highly subjective scoring system that values form and execution as much as the result.

Apparently, such a feat is accomplished by embracing his Spanish heritage, but in this piece the premise and execution are much too trite really to take off.

He has abundant nonstandard technique, a vocabulary, but what impresses in his playing isn't the execution so much as the force of presence.