Sentence examples for execution particularly from inspiring English sources

Considerable advances can be noted in artistic execution, particularly in the portrayal of landscapes and animals.

"However, the downside risk is execution, particularly given the cultural differences".

The concept is original enough, but the fun comes in the execution, particularly in the dialogues between Jeremy and his wisecracking electronic mentor.

Dollar Shave's success was driven by exceptional execution, particularly in building a brilliant marketing engine and putting out a promotional video that went viral.

Or did Apple's problems have more to do with execution, particularly its failure to manage well the transition from older models to new products?

Many people have called for his execution — particularly if he is found to have ordered the security forces to fire on protesters — while many more have said he should just be forgotten and left alone.

"This is not a good business model for compounding pharmacies, to be making drugs for executions, particularly with all the secret ways they're doing it," Fordam Law School professor Deborah Denno said.

It is true that, in the wake of the shortage of the anesthetic pentobarbital typically used in lethal cocktails — the European Union instituted an ethics-driven ban on export of the drug for use in executions — particularly cruel and unusual state killings have been carried out in recent months.

The symptoms of structural racism stain America everywhere, but its execution is particularly perverse in places like Ferguson.

Index design, while paramount for efficient query execution, is particularly challenging in AMR systems as the indices must serve the continuously evolving query access patterns.

The new strategy of focusing on the B2G [business to government] business (the one the company originally tried to diversify away from) comes with high execution risk, particularly as the highly competitive UK outsourcing market may itself experience a post-election blip.