Sentence examples for execution too from inspiring English sources

The idea was good, the execution too stiff.

Roberson is on his way to execution, too, unless the Supreme Court grants his petition.

Alas, it may still be condemning too many people to execution too quickly in the first place.Take Mr Williams and his co-defendant, Verneal Jimerson.

This process also had another function: If prison officials knew what was going to be said ahead of time, then they didn't run the risk of cutting someone off by beginning the execution too early.

Its solution is ingenious and utterly mad, leaving its investigator to wonder, pondering the evidence: "Is that chain one of purely accidental coincidences, or does it point with terrible certainty to a series of crimes, in their nature and execution too horrible to contemplate?" We never get an answer.

Maya Foa, of anti-death penalty group Reprieve, said: "The state of Arizona had every reason to believe that this procedure would not go smoothly; the experimental execution 'cocktail' had only been used once before, and that execution too was terribly botched.

The pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine have filmed themselves conducting executions, too.

Faiz, the former Amnesty International researcher, fears these groups will get a boost from the executions too.

Even if you have a great strategy, many companies are challenged if the execution is too hard or too complicated.

Hinckley felt that the episode's greatest problems were its pace and execution, observing: "Too many twists and turns feel a little too sudden, leaving us not quite sure how we got from here to there".

This echoes the life of a professional racing driver and is theoretically sound but the execution proves too feeble.