Sentence examples for failure of execution from inspiring English sources
She flubbed her first landing, more because of a lack of snow than a failure of execution.
Not all the dishes had this same muscular synergy, but where things didn't quite work, it was usually a failure of execution rather than of concept.
He had "a sickening feeling" when he learned there were no mass destruction weapons in Iraq and said "cutting troop levels too quickly was the most important failure of execution in the war".
It's a huge, fascinating universe, which is why Reality Rocks — about as frenzied as a Midwestern orthotics trade show, and perhaps less populated — was a failure of execution, not concept, a colossal misfire that couldn't have been more out of step with the vitality of reality television right now.
On Iraq he says he regrets that "we did not respond more quickly or aggressively when the security situation started to deteriorate after Saddam's regime fell," that "cutting troop levels too quickly was the most important failure of execution in the war," and that he still has "a sickening feeling every time" he thinks about the failure to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
IHS screen digest analyst Ian Fogg describes Nokia's fatal flaw as a failure of execution.
"There are unapologetic hawks," a category he puts himself in; "we are critical of the president for failures of execution but still think it is winnable.
If there was a flaw in the script, and rare failures of execution, there was no doubt about the immensity of England's recovery and the part Wilkinson played.
Compensation packages of 90% of frontline employees show no connection to the success or failure of strategy execution.
Critics of capital punishment said that the messy and alarming way in which Clayton Lockett died in Oklahoma – ultimately of an apparent heart attack after the failure of an execution that was to use an experimental drug cocktail – underlined the dangers of a lack of transparency.
In contrast, no-go decisions are best captured by a failure of the execution process to reach the decision threshold due to increasing constraints on the drift rate.
