Sentence examples for failures to execute from inspiring English sources
Failures to innovate come in two forms: failures of imagination and failures to execute.
We may believe that of a certain idea even the most sincere novelist can make nothing at all, and the event may perfectly justify our belief; but the failure will have been a failure to execute, and it is in the execution that the fatal weakness is recorded.
That's what this came down to, a failure to execute at times, a failure to execute in transition, and defensive breakdowns.
The Red Sox's failure to execute a double play in the sixth inning harmed Martínez last night.
And it emphasized that a worldwide slowing of consumer demand for personal computers, not a failure to execute its own strategy, was to blame.
The report was especially critical of the Sheriff's Department's failure to execute a search warrant for the Harris home after the pipe bomb was found.
United conceded all of the goals in the first 19 minutes and Van Gaal complained about their failure to execute his gameplan, together with their lack of aggression.
No need to talk about the onside-kick gaffe at the end – it was a failure to execute a squib kick by punter Matt Bosher.
Coughlin said that the offense's performance was disappointing and added that "certainly there's some concern" about its failure to execute.
It was the Mets' failure to execute at a key moment that cost them in Monday's game, a brisk back-and-forth skirmish.
"Is it the coach's game plan that is all wrong or the players' failure to execute it properly" came the missile.
