Sentence examples for execution troubles from inspiring English sources

"Our execution troubles of 2007 have been well documented," Mr. Allen said.

After two years of execution troubles, Intel said it was ahead of schedule in the introduction of its Pentium 4 microprocessor and its complementary components, known as the 845 chipset.

But that's exactly why I would argue that the president's escalating execution troubles are really a function of what has largely stayed the same since the election the mismatched, understaffed team of loyalists around him.

Rather than a problem of vision, she said, Yahoo!'s troubles have been "an execution problem … we are really working on (moving) from 'we can do this, we can do this' to 'we did do this.'".

Damien Sandow interrupts dressed as 90's Bret and gets a fist in the face from the Excellence of Execution for his trouble.

Then he arrests your brother, gets him into serious trouble (execution at 9 tomorrow morning, actually) and tells you that you can fix everything if you'll just be nice to him.

Executions in Arkansas had been largely halted since 2005 because of legal challenges and trouble obtaining execution drugs.

A mobster who shot his way into the annals of organized-crime history more than 20 years ago by taking part in one of the most storied of mob executions is in trouble once again.

Florida, which switched to lethal injections after a series of flawed executions in its electric chair, has had trouble with another execution.

Seth Tucker, a lawyer who represents Mr. Barnabei, said he was concerned about possible tampering with the evidence and troubled that the execution had not been delayed.

And the government's land redistribution program, while very troubled in its execution, nevertheless buys white-owned farms rather than confiscating them, paying a reasonable price to landowners willing to sell.